68 69 70 Gtx Charger Roadrunner Superbee Coronet Trunk Deck Lid Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Ozark, Missouri, United States
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This is an original OEM set of trunk deck lid attachment brackets for all 68, 69 or 70 Dodge and Plymouth B-body models , GTX, Roadrunner, Charger, Superbee, Superbird, Daytona, Coronet, Satellite, ......etc.
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