Nos Mopar 1964? Light Aqua Left Arm Rest on 2040-parts.com
Coventry, Rhode Island, United States
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NOS Mopar 1964? drivers side light aqua arm rest pad, part number 1213VQ6. Maybe slightly discolored. Casting number 2440697. About 16 inches. Thanks for looking in our store. We combine shipping whenever possible.
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