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Shepherdsville, Kentucky, US
Vintage original 1960s/70s GM chevy AC DELCO auto accessories trunk lamp -used good condition - dealership auction find! -original gm accessory for your car - thank you!! - God bless our troops and veterans and God bless the USA! Please see my other old car parts listed
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