1954-57 Dodge Pickup Truck Front Drivers Side Fender on 2040-parts.com
Hampton, New Hampshire, US
Drivers side front fender for a 1957 Dodge truck. The only cancer I could find appears to be in the rear corner near the drivers door and some of the area between bolt holes which you can see in the photos. Wouldn't take much work to fix. I also have the fender for the other side listed. Local pick up only unless buyer arranges for shipping.
Decals, Emblems, Detailing for Sale
Country sedan emblem nos 1962 #c2ab-71425-28d(US $35.00)
1968 - 1969 ford truck f150 f250 custom cab emblems pair c8tb-8140683-a 68 69(US $19.99)
1965-1966ford falcon,farlaine 289 emblem theres 2 #'s c50b-16237-a, c5ab-16237-a(US $10.00)
Dodge truck ram 250 royal se fender emblems 84 85 86 87 88 89 pick up 1985(US $24.99)
Country sedan emblem nos 1960 coab-7125622a(US $35.00)
Ford v8 badge(US $6.99)
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