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1932 1933 De Soto Plymouth Desoto Nors Tail Light Rim on 2040-parts.com

C $40.00
Location:

Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada

Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada
1932 1933 De Soto Plymouth Desoto NORS Tail Light Rim, C $40.00, image 1
Condition:Used

Here is a tail light rim that fits1932 and 1933 De Soto and Plymouth. It is used and has three hairline cracks on the edge. Plating is still nice. The cracks can be silver soldered by a jeweler as the rim is brass. Being sold as is and is used, vintage and shows age. Free shipping for Canada and lower 48 US states. All others ask for cost to ship to your location. Free shipping is not fast shipping so if you need it quickly ask and I can get cost for expedited shipping. Buyer agrees to these terms as the "contact" and no actions will be persued through E-Bay.

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