1949 1950 Chevy Passenger Car Grab Bag Lot Of Leftovers. Rat Rod Sled Stovebolt on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, US
Left over parts from a long gone project car. The tail lights look good, but the lenses are plastic, not glass. The chrome on the radio is decent, but it's missing parts. Good for plugging the empty hole in your dash. Working condition of the switch is unknown
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