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US $45.00
Location:

Elk River, Minnesota, US

Elk River, Minnesota, US
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  GENUINE  GM   PART ....... ONE   nos       1949 1950 ...... Chevy  gravel shield   trim............ this is the one in the first photo only ..... the other photo is to show where this part goes .... . all moldings or parts are prof polished on commercial machines with 35 years exp and should be fine for any  100 pt show car I also offer resto service on all bright work any questions 763-441-0459  some tree or cloud shadow in photos......ps the box is a display item and is not part of auction .. the parts is so nice you can read a book in the reflection 

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