1966 Chrysler Right Rear C-pillar Roof Molding Newport Windsor 1965 Trim C-body on 2040-parts.com
Tehachapi, California, United States
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This Auction is for the RIGHT REAR C-Pillar Molding that Mounts on Bottom of Roof to Quarter panel Removed from a 1966 Chrysler Newport 4-Door Sedan. Also fits other 1966 Chrysler models, 4 DOOR SEDAN, Maybe 1965 C-Body as Well. Molding has NO Cracks or Damage, Normal Light Wear Only. Overall Very Good Used Condition. Perfect for Your Classic Mopar. Calif. Parts- FREE U.S. SHIPPING!!
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