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Datsun Roadster Covertible Top Frame W/ Bow Fairlady High Windshield 1968-70 on 2040-parts.com

US $245.00
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Sandia Park, New Mexico, United States

Sandia Park, New Mexico, United States
Datsun Roadster Covertible Top Frame w/ Bow Fairlady High Windshield 1968-70, US $245.00, image 1
“Excellent Condition...Fully functional....Works as it should. NO repairs. Includes front bow. Front bow has small dent in the middle, but no cracks or repairs. NO hardware on the bow,Please see photos for more details and condition.”
Brand:Datsun/ Nissan Make:Datsun Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan UPC:Does not apply



Datsun Roadster Convertible Top Frame Fairlady High Windshield 1968-70 in excellent condition.

 Excellent Condition...Fully functional....Works as it should. NO repairs. Includes front bow. Front bow has small dent in the middle, but no cracks or repairs. NO hardware on the bow,
Frame has gray primer paint on it.
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