70 - 81 Camaro Z28 Trans Am Firebird Mirror Brackets And Bezels on 2040-parts.com
San Bernardino, California, US
70 - 81 Camaro Z28 RS Trans Am Firebird outside mirror brackets,bezels,screws and inside remote bezel.The black bezels have blue over spray on them.$3.95 for shipping.International shipping please contact me for shipping price.
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