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1946 47 48 Chevy Trunk Light Handle Knob on 2040-parts.com

US $36.00
Location:

Athol, Idaho, US

Athol, Idaho, US
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 1946 7 8 chevy trunk thing..  has guide l 12 on it good driver   ...  some chrome coming off  but still looks good......          ......     if you need any other parts let me know ... .....   if you have any questions call me at 208  - 755  - 9270    thanks   ... i will ship it almost any way you want  .... please look at pictures to see if it is good enough for you and make sure i know what it is       ....   thanks

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