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Glove Box Lid Latch Striker 70-74 Aar Cuda Challenger T/a R/t Se Mopar E-body on 2040-parts.com

US $28.50
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Richfield, Pennsylvania, United States

Richfield, Pennsylvania, United States
GLOVE BOX LID LATCH STRIKER 70-74 AAR CUDA CHALLENGER T/A R/T SE MOPAR E-BODY, US $28.50, image 1
“CORRECT ORIGINAL in VERY GOOD USED CONDITION.”
Manufacturer Part Number:2984283 Part Brand:MOPAR Warranty:No


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Please read and understand the full description and applications before bidding...You are bidding on a Nice Used, Correct, Original Mopar Dodge Chrysler Plymouth E-body Glove Box Lid Door Latch Striker, as pictured...Part number 2984283, for a 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Barracuda, AAR Cuda, Hemi, Challenger, T/A, SE, Convertible, or Rallye...It is in very good used condition, and is not bent, rusty, or worn badly...If you need more info, call 570-539-2618 or classiccars at nmax dot net...See my other auctions for ashtray and many other E-body parts.


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