Rear Windscreen Glass, Rolls Royce Silver Shadow & Bentley T, Triplex Sundym on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, United States
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Offered Is The Rear Windshield (Rear Windscreen, or Rear Glass) For Rolls Royce Silver Shadow & Bentley T Series Automobiles. This Is A Triplex Sundym Laminated Window. Very Good Condition, No Chips, Cracks Or Fogging. From A 1976 Silver Shadow Being Parted Out. Stamped Into The Lower Left Corner Is: "Triplex Sundym Laminated 0332 DOT17-M107-AS2". Window Will Be Crated & Well Packed To Prevent Damage, With Insurance Added To Shipping Cost. Glass Can Also Be Picked Up At Our Shop In Columbus At No Charge.
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