1953-54 Chevrolet N.o.s.delco # 351-16 Pair Of Rear Shock Absorbers!!!!! on 2040-parts.com
Marietta, Ohio, US
From a recent old parts store find I am offering>> A PAIR OF NEW OLD STOCK DELCO PART NUMBER 351-16 STAMPED 4975015 REAR SHOCK ABSORBERS FOR A >
1953-54 CHEVROLET CAR
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