1951 52 Original Chevrolet Trunk Latch, Cover, Striker Plate & Lock 2 Keys !!!!! on 2040-parts.com
somewhere USA, United States
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At auction is an original CHEVROLET 1951 52 TRUNK LATCH, COVER, STRIKER PLATE, LOCK WITH 2 KEYS & LOCK RETAINER. May fit other GM makes and models. It was removed from a 1954 Chevrolet. It was taken apart and painted. Other Countries welcome, waite for mailing costs. Make sure of Your application before bidding. I CAN REBUILD YOUR 1949 1954 SPEEDOMETER & CLOCK, Email questions. Thanks for looking !!! Check out My other auctions !!!
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