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Quarter panel 02 round taillight & CS, rear wheel housing, bench, passenger seat


B0b1600-2

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Price: $100
Location: Monterey CA


Description:

Round taillight quarters left and right, no rust holes or body damage $275/each.

 

CS passenger rear quarter $550

 

Rear 1600-2 and early 2002 bench intact horse hair, date tag 1967, black vinyl no rips $100

 

Rear inner wheel well with shock tower mount and spring perch no rot. $100 each 

 

Passenger seat (68-72) with headrest, blue vinyl and chrom operator $175

 

Cut front windsheild sill $100

 

Rear windsheild sill uncut no speaker holes $150

 

 

Pm here or email rbtolson@gmail.com

 

 

 

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