1931 Plymouth Hood on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
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for auction is a 1931 plymouth model PA hood. for sedan or coupe body styles. will not fit roadster. super condition ! never rusted or dented . I painted this hood my self in 1990. it had orignal paint and in exellent condtion. the rods for assembly are not pictured but are included.shipping to USA only will be 75.00 dollars.
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