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Mopar A Body Rear Arm Rest Pads on 2040-parts.com

US $8.95
Location:

Glenolden, Pennsylvania, US

Glenolden, Pennsylvania, US
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LEFT AND RIGHT REAR ARM REST PADS FOR PLYMOUTH DUSTERS & DODGE DARTS. SHOULD FIT 1973-1976 MODELS [VERIFY YOUR MATCH FOR COLOR AND STYLE  BY PICTURES]. PADS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH VERY SOFT AND PLIABLE VINYL AS WELL AS NO CRACKS, CUTS, BURN MARKS ETC. COLOR IS VERY BRIGHT AND UNFADED. ASHTRAYS ARE VERY CLEAN AND CHROME IS BRIGHT AND SHINY WITH ONLY A HINT OF MINOR PITTING. ATTACHING SCREWS NOT INCLUDED.

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