68 Barracuda Fastback Trunk And Molding Formula S Complete on 2040-parts.com
Mora, Minnesota, United States
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Used trunk lid and molding from 1968 formula S barracuda fastback (I was told) please reference pictures
I am starting bidding for what the trim normally goes for. I will ship but buyer to pay actual costs and insurance I would prefer pick up to avoid getting damaged please do not use buy it now feature unless you have looked at pictures good. If you need more picture please let me know. |
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