1947-1953 Chevy Pickup Windshield Division Bar Kit. Polished Stainless. on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Ohio, US
HIGH QUALITY REPRODUCTION WINDSHIELD CENTER DIVISION BAR FOR 1947-1953 CHEVY TRUCKS. KIT INCLUDES HIGHLY POLISHED OUTSIDE TRIM, PAINTED INSIDE TRIM AND MOUNTING HARDWARE.
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