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67 68 Pontiac Gto 6.6 Litre Triangle Fender Emblems And Door Panel on 2040-parts.com

US $15.99
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Jackson, New Jersey, US

Jackson, New Jersey, US
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Pair of original Gto triangle emblems and a door panel emblem from a 68 Pontiac GTO. One stud broken on one emblem, not perfect, but way cheap! Bid to win, no reserve.

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