Volvo B Pillar Trim, From A 1992 960, Left Or Right, Beige on 2040-parts.com
Brazil, Indiana, US
This is a nice pair of B Pillar Trim or moulding, they are from a 1992 960, Left is shown on the bottom and right on the top. I am not sure what all years they would be correct for so check you part number before you purchase. Beige in color. Right side is #1349820, Left is 1349819. Nice condition but they are used so do not expect new.
You are buying one, left or right. 
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