65 Malibu Nos Quarter Moulding on 2040-parts.com
Emmaus, Pennsylvania, US
NOS 65 MALIBU WAGON LH REAR QUARTER MOULDING. INCLUDES NOS MOUNTING CLIPS. GM 3871629. THIS MOULDING WAS REMOVED FROM THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE FOR PICTURE AND INSPECTION. THERE IS SOME PACKAGE RESIDUE ON THE MOULDING. IT DOES POLISH OFF. NO DENTS.
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