Vintage Rare '69 Camaro Nos Rear Qtr. Side Marker Chrome Bezel (pair) Gm 3945715 on 2040-parts.com
Cherryville, North Carolina, US
Vintage RARE 1969 Camaro Original GM Rear Quarter Side Marker Chrome Bezels (Pair) in New-Old-Stock condition. Beautiful Chrome Original GM Bezels in the original GM boxes. GM Part #3945715. Keep your '69 Camaro All-GM and retain that High Value. Please see all the photos. U.S. 48 States bidders only please. Payment with-in 3-days by Paypal only. <FREE SHIPPING>. Thanks for looking.
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