N.o.s. 70-71 Cuda Front Sidemarker Assemblies # 3620710 & # 3620711 on 2040-parts.com
Rittman, Ohio, United States
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NOS 70-71 Cuda Front Sidemarker Assemblies Part # 3620710 and # 3620711 Here are a pair of NOS 70-71 Cuda front sidemarker assemblies. As you can see from the pictures these are in excellent condition and ready to be used on your restoration. Thanks for viewing this listing. NO RETURNS ON THIS ITEM. Only ship in USA. The price of the item plus shipping and Insurance-$10.00. |
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