Nos 79 Cordoba Black Door Moulding/trim Driver Or Passenger Side Mopar E143rx9 on 2040-parts.com
Oakland, California, US
NOS 79 Cordoba Driver or Pass door silver and black moulding/trim used to protect against unwanted door dings - this is a new item never been installed and is in it's original packaging -Please ask any questions before bidding and thank you for your interest.
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