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1968-70 DODGE CHARGER 2DR HTP 9PC WEATHERSTRIP KIT THIS KIT INCLUDED'S: PAIR OF MOLDED DOORS SEAL R&L MOLDED ROOF-RAIL (WITHOUT POST) R&L TRUNK SEAL QTR SEAL U-JAMBS Check out my other items! THERE IS A FIFTEEN YEAR WARRANTY THE ARE MADE IN THE USA. Contact me thru ebay messages for any question..
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