1933-34 Plymouth/dodge Coupe Gas Tank Grommet - New Reproduction on 2040-parts.com
Ararat, Virginia, United States
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New reproduction 1933-34 Plymouth/Dodge Coupe Gas Tank Grommet. 1/4"inside diameter and 4"outside diameter. Buyer pays shipping. If you are out of country, please request an invoice so we can get the correct shipping fee.
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