Used Mopar 71 Charger 72 Ashtray 73 Gtx 74 Set R/t Bee Rallye Rr 500 Free Ship on 2040-parts.com
Sundre, Alberta, Canada
71 to 4 B body Mopar ashtray, complete. Included is the clamp
and shell, + lighter knob, but no light. Decent shape but a used part
that will need restored.
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