Vw Beetle Oval Split Bug Germany 60s Rear Chrome Ashtray Part# 113 857 405 C on 2040-parts.com
Mount Upton, New York, United States
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Rear Quarter Panel Ashtray VW Beetle without dents in good used condition. DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS USED NOT RUSTY SMALL BLEMISHES IN THE BOTTOM CHROME OF THE DOOR MOUNT
It is the buyer's responsibility to determine if this part will fit his/her vehicle Sold as is so please ask questions before bidding. NO RETURNS PAYMENT IS PAYPAL & MUST BE RECEIVED UPON SALE ...........I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SHIP PURCHASES BETWEEN 10/14/16 AND 10/24/16 |
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