One Vintage Vw Volkswagen Split Type 2 Kombi Van Side Vent Window Latch Chrome on 2040-parts.com
Fremont, California, United States
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New vw bus pop out latch for 67 down bus ,One buy it now is for one latch , If you need more than one let me know. Also sometimes I have ones with black latches. I also sell the frames and long pop out spoon latches separate ,
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