49 50 Mercury Right Passenger's Side Grill Restorable Used Original on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, North Carolina, US
This is a passenger's (right) side grill for a '49 or '50 Mercury. As you can see from the pictures it needs to be sent to a chrome shop. It has a few dings and some surface rust, but nothing a chrome shop couldn't fix and have it looking like new again. Or, you could just run it the way it is in a rat rod. Also, I don't have the other side. Please contact me if you have any questions and thanks for looking.
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