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US $24.99
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Westland, Michigan, United States

Westland, Michigan, United States
GM 1968 NOVA AM RADIO OEM, US $24.99, image 1
“works but cosmetically is not perfect.”
Part Brand:OEM Brand:GM

1968 CHEVROLET NOVA AM RADIO  
This AM radio is used, it shows rusty areas on the top and some pitting on some areas of the chrome, but it works. Sold as is and no returns.


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