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1933 Plymouth Vintage Grille Grill Shell Hotrod Ratrod Dodge Scta Racer on 2040-parts.com

US $499.95
Location:

Pinckard, Alabama, US

Pinckard, Alabama, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Plymouth Placement on Vehicle:Front Surface Finish:Original Chrome & Patina Warranty:No Country of Manufacture:United States

Hard to come by in this condition ( or any condition these days ).

This is a nice, original 1933 Plymouth Grille Shell.

Pretty solid old survivor.

NO SCALE !

Had been on an original 1950s hotrod.

Rad cap access and emblem holes are leaded, looks cool, or remove and use as original.

Chin is super-nice !

Much better than average condition for these old grille shells.

SOLID

NO ROT !  ( not even repaired rot ! )

I pack with care, and I ship without delay.

SHIPPING IS VIA USPS or Greyhound Package Express to The Lower 48 States; all others pay to destination.

You will be satisfied.

Enjoy !

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