1949 Chevrolet Fleet on 2040-parts.com
Taneytown, Maryland, US
Door mech, i cant remember but i believe i pulled it from the driver side door. Do not quote me on that . Hard to remember all the parts that i pulled. shipped to the lower 48 states NO RESERVE
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