1950 1966 Chevy Gmc P/u Truck Door And Window Cranks Black Knobs on 2040-parts.com
Advance, Missouri, United States
1950 1966 CHEVY GMC P/U TRUCK DOOR AND WINDOW CRANKS BLACK KNOBS FEW MARKS AND PITS GOOD DRIVER QUALITY NEEDS A GOOD BUFFING YOU MAY HAVE TO REPLACE SOME OF THE SET SCREWS
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