1941 Buick Trunk Hinge Set 50/70 Series (chrome Trim Deck Lid) on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
1941 Buick Trunk Hinge Set (R&L for 50/70 Series) These are very nice operational hinges that were taken off of a 76C (Roadmaster 2-door convertible. They are an older re-chrome with no pitting. Believed to fit all 2-door 50/70 series. May fit others, please verify fit for your use before bidding. Please ask all questions before bidding.
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