3443120 B, C and E-Body Headlamp Bucket 1971-74 Mopar ; Marked HI-5-RT.-118 Inner RH Side
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OER 3443120 Features:
OER reproduction of the 1971-74 Mopar B, C, E-Body headlamp bucket. Manufactured in stamped steel just like the factory Mopar item, each bucket features the correct HI-5-RT.-118 markings on the front rim. One bucket required per vehicle. Replaces the i nner headlamp bucket on the RH side of various models as listed below.
Applications:
- Charger
- Coronet
- GTX
- Road Runner
- Satellite
- Super Bee
- 1971 only Barracuda
- 1971-74 Challenger
- 300
- Crown
- Fury
- Le Baron
- Monaco
- Newport
- New Yorker
- Polara
B-Body - 1971-74
E-Body
C-Body - 1971-73
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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