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Mark V 77 78 79 Bottom Trunk Chrome Trim Original Equipment (excellent) on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
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Mount Sterling, Kentucky, US

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, US
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77---79  LINCOLN MARK V  Bottom of trunk chrome trim.  EXCELLENT  CONDITION----ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT--ATTENTION:  HAS ONE MINOR PITTS ON CHROME ---NOT MANY THIS GOOD AFTER 30 PLUS YEARS---CHROME SHINES DEEP AND EXCELLENT---NO DENTS OR BENDS OTHER THAN FACTORY BENDS---(ONE) MOUNTING STUD IS MISSING------EVEN WITHOUT IT IT HAS PLENTY LEFT TO KEEP IT SECURE---      Check out my other items!    Be sure to add me to your favorites list!

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