1951 Pontiac Chieftain on 2040-parts.com
Apache Junction, Arizona, US
I have a pair of 1951 pontiac chieftain front fender trim, its in good condition. There are a couple dings on them but nothing major. Please look very closely at pics before bidding, cause there not perfect.
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