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Most prices are negotiable, some more than others

All prices are plus shipping and paypal fees.

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Set of 4 turbo style flares, fiberglass. Never installed $150

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NEW SET BLACK AND TAN 02 FLOOR MATS $150

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2- NEW DOOR HANDLE AND IGNITION SET .KEYED TO MATCH.

PART# 32321113711 $250

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4- 15X8.5 ET17 4 X 100 PATTERN. HYPER SILVER WITH POLISHED LIP $450

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COMPLETE FRONT CLIP. APPEARS TO BE 1973 OR LATER, NICE CONDITION $250

PREFER PICK UP BUT WILL SHIP

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