68-72 Gm A-body Convertible Interior Rear Armrest Upper Panel - Passenger Side on 2040-parts.com
Perryville, Missouri, US
You are bidding on a pass side convertible rear upper armrest panel. Should fit any 68-72 GM A-Body convertible. Metal is solid overall with the exception of one area as pictured. Ask all questions before bidding. More pics available upon request. Be sure to check out my other auctions for more Cutlass parts.
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