Used Original 1980 Toyota Tercel Windshield Pillar Antenna Assembly With Cable on 2040-parts.com
Hackensack, New Jersey, United States
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Used 1980 Toyota Tercel Radio Antenna Assembly. Removed and Forgotten Years ago. The Mast Shrinks to about 20.5 inches and Extends to about 53 inches. Missing 2 screws that mounts the unit to the car. Item sold AS IS. NO RETURNS. Any Questions? Please ASK. Free Shipping in the USA ONLY...... |
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