1933 -1934 Chevrolet Grille Radiator Apron Sheet Metal Splash Guard on 2040-parts.com
Willis, Texas, US
Was tould this was Chevrolet car radiator apron sheet metal. , I don't know check with your body shop. Make sure this is what you need could be other make and model .will post your thoughts what year and type sheet metal this is , thank you
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