1953 54 Chevrolet Passenger Belair 210 150 Rh Door Striker on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, United States
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Up For Auction today is a 1953 54 Chevrolet Passenger Belair 210 150 Door Striker RH. Please look at the pictures carefully, and ask questions before bidding. 7.89 tracked & packed carefully to ship to the 50 states, Thank you for looking. Check out my other related parts for combined shipping. As with all NOS upon close inspection you may find very small imperfections from age and or production not otherwise noted.
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