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1939 Buick Business Coupe Driver Running Board Moldings
Here are left and right 1939 Buick business coupe running board moldings in good condition. Passenger side molding has slight bend and will need strengthening. These running board moldings were in storage shed marked Buick 39 business coupe. I have no way to verify exact model year and buyer to research prior to bidding. Here are some measurements to help in research the side molding is 7/8" wide by 55 1/2" long
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