Mopar 68 69 Roadrunner / Gtx Radio Face Plate Bezel on 2040-parts.com
Creswell, Oregon, US
1968 1969 Roadrunner / GTX Radio Plate Bezel - In fair condition there are two small cracks in the middle, they aren't really noticeable though. A few visible scratches as well. Not bad overall though. International shipping can be calculated according to buyer location.
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