1939 Plymouth Convertible Top Release? on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
1939 Plymouth Convertible
Top Release? No Reserve You are bidding on a cable that came out of my 1939 Plymouth
that I think releases the convertible top – but I could be wrong. This comes complete with the original
handle. All of it is in very good
original condition. They may fit other
years and models but I don’t know so please do your research. Please
see photos for up close detail.
Please see my other auctions/feedbacks to be assured of
quality and professionalism. Buyer pays
shipping of $2.50 via regular mail.
Please email me with any questions. |
Sunroof, Convertible & Hardtop for Sale
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