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1955-1956 Chrysler Desoto Fireflite Front Grille Header Panel And Trim. on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

UNITED STATES, US

UNITED STATES, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Desoto Placement on Vehicle:Front

This auction is for one Front Grille Header Panel off a 1956 Desoto fireflite.

The panel has some mild surface rust on front and just surface rust on the back.

It is very straight and in good condition.

Included on the panel is the very hard to find top trim that is in good condition and the lower trim that goes over the top of the grill, the lower trim is in very good condition and would be able to bring back to show quality with very little work. 

There is some very mild pitting and scratches on the top trim and it would need to be replated, also the emblem in the middle has degraded and is not useable.

The panel has the original Desoto lettering still attached and this alone is hard to find.

I have posted photos so please look carefully, this is an original item.

All together this is a collection of hard to find parts sold as one item.

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