1955-1959 Chevy & Gmc Pickup Original Side Window Frame (rh) on 2040-parts.com
Troutdale, Oregon, US
1955-1959 Chevy & GMC Truck Original Chrome Side Window Frame (Passenger's side). This is a good chrome window frame. Very minimal rust and pitting. Please inspect the pictures closely. The glass will need to be replaced. If you are in need of other parts for 1955-1959 GMC trucks, please look at my other listed items by clicking on the link in the upper righthand corner of this page. I will be posting new items daily. I travel great distances to purchase and retrieve these trucks. Some I restore, the ones that are too far gone to save are disassembled so that their parts can be used to put other trucks back on the road. I use the shipping calculator and do not proffit off shipping or handling. Please inspect the pictures closely, as they are always the best description. I try to point out any imperfections or flaws. If you are unhappy with a part, please let me know and I will do what it takes to make it right, as I value my 100% Positive Feedback Rating and strive to earn repeat business. Thank you for looking.
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