1942 Studebaker Champion Grille Nos on 2040-parts.com
Montello, Wisconsin, US
This is rare. If you have a '42 Champ you should buy this just in case you ever bang up your present one. There are some minor scratches (been sitting around for 71 years) but since it is stainless they will buff right out. No dents. No reserve
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