Vw Beetle Window Seal Kit 65 - 71 Cal Look Windshield Seal on 2040-parts.com
Martinsville, Virginia, United States
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THIS IS A windows seal kit [4 PIECE} it has A windshield ,2 quarter windows and rear window SEALS ,,these are all black {cal look} which does away with the chrome trim ,,,FOR 1965 THRU 1971 standard BEETLE ....,ALSO FITS 1971 SUPER BEETLE ONLY ------IT WILL NOT FIT CONVERTIBLES--------. buyer is to pay 19.50 shipping and handling ,lower 48 states usa only.... |
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