OER MN1767 Door Glass Guide 1970-73 Mopar; E-Body
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OER MN1767 1970-73 Mopar Door Glass Guide; E-Body Features:
OER reproduction of the original Door window glass guide designed For use on 1970-73 Dodge/Plymouth E-Body models. Manufactured in quality injection molded ABS plastic to factory dimensions. This glass guide installs on the glass And rides in the vertical channel guiding And giving the glass Support. Sold individually. 2 required per Door. 4 required per vehicle.
Mopar Applications:- 1970-1973 Dodge Challenger (1973 1st design)
- 1970-1973 Plymouth Barracuda (1973 1st design)
- 1970-1973 Plymouth Cuda (1973 1st design)
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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