78-81 78 79 80 81 Complete Camaro Door Panels Tan ( Used ) on 2040-parts.com
Nuremberg, Pennsylvania, US
UP FOR NO RESERVE AUCTION
78-81 CAMARO POWER WINDOW DOOR PANELS
REMOVED FROM 1980 CAMARO BERLINETTA
COMPLETE WITH ARM RESTS AND TRIM.
CONDITION: THERE BOTH IN DECENT SHAPE (DRIVER QUALITY ITEMS).
USED WITH SIGNS OF AGE. (FADING,PEELING,STAINS ON BACK,EXC.)
AUCTION POICY AND TERMS: USA PAYPAL SALES ONLY.ITEMS MUST BE PAID WITHIN 24 HRS AFTER AUCTION END.DUE TO THE SIZE,THE SHIPPING AND HANDLING RATES ARE FIXED.USA SHIPPING ONLY.DELIVERY WITHIN 10 BUSINESS DAYS.ALL USED ITEMS ARE SOLD IN AS IS WHERE IS CONDITION,WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE.
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