1946 47 48 Mercury Bumper Tip End Guards on 2040-parts.com
Gresham, Oregon, US
This is a pair of left and rights . They will fit a 1947 48 Mercury . They may fit other years . Not sure if they are front or rears , if there is a difference . The chrome is fair, showing wear . They are straight and can be rechromed for show .They are heavy so shipping is expensive if shipped out of the USA . I use FedEx in the USA .
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