1950 Buick Port Hole Rayline Louvered Jet Vents 3 Total Vintage on 2040-parts.com
Southampton, Pennsylvania, US
This is a group of 3 Rayline jet vents for a 1950 Buick. I could only find 3 of them shown in the pictures. I do not have any more. They have been used but are in good condition. They measure approximately 1" wide by 3 3/4" long. Will ship USA only. Buyer to pay $6.00 shipping. Good luck!
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