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1951 1952 Chevrolet Car Glove Box Door Sedan Original Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com

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Murdo, South Dakota, United States

Murdo, South Dakota, United States

HERE IS A VINTAGE ORIGINAL GLOVE BOX DOOR IN SOLID USED CONDITION FROM A DRY WESTERN CLIMATE WITH WEAR AND SURFACE RUST TO RESTORE AS SHOWN.. REMOVED FROM A 1951 OR 52 CHEVY CAR BUT I AM UNSURE OF THE APPLICATIONS OR COMPLETENESS OF THIS ITEM SO PLEASE USE THE PICS TO JUDGE APPLICATIONS FOR YOURSELF.. ALL OF OUR ITEMS ARE OLD USED OR VINTAGE PARTS AND WILL HAVE WEAR , AGING , AND DENTING SO PLEASE LOOK THE PICS OVER WELL AS THE PICS ARE A MAJOR PART OF THE DESCRIPTION..

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