Mgb Mg Roadster Driver's Door Glass Sicursiv on 2040-parts.com
Southampton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Bidding on an original factory driver's door glass removed from a 1972 MGB roadster. The name on the top left corner is SICURSIV with the numbers 2 S B underneath that, The glass is in nice shape, it does have some very light vertical wear marks near the bottom but they are not very noticeable, nothing like some of the very obvious vertical scratches on other cars.
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