1949 NASH 600
RADIO OPENING COVER
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A NOS (REMOVED BY THE DEALER BEFORE INSTALLING RADIO)COVER FOR THE RADIO OPENING ON THE DASH. IT'S IN GOOD CONDITION TO BE 6 DECADES OLD.
BID FROM ANYWHERE (ALMOST), BUT IF YOU ARE INTERNATIONAL, ASK FOR SHIPPING CHARGES AND SPECIFY
AIR OR SURFACE.
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