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Vw Beetle Dash Grab Handle on 2040-parts.com

US $56.00
Location:

San Diego, California, US

San Diego, California, US
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Beetle Dash Grab Handle

This is a beautifully crafted aluminium Bug Dash Grab Handle but it does not stop there, we then went and plated them in deep chrome, this is a beautifully crafted accessory. 

Designed to fit in with the original plastic handles, tram lines running along the length of it and looks stunning fitted to compliment the other trim on the classic beetle dash.

Fits LHD or RHD 1958 - 1967

Quality item by AAC Aircooled Accessories from the UK.




Keywords: VW , Volkswagen , vintage , old , bug , classic.

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