1954 Early 1955 Chevy Pickup Panel Truck Glove Box Door Hindge Lock & Key 54 55 on 2040-parts.com
Mesa, Arizona, United States
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1954 Early 1955 CHEVY PICKUP Truck Glove Box Door comes with Working Hindge. Original Working Lock and Key. DOOR LOOKS TO HAVE NO DENTS. Nice Looking Original Door, NOT RUSTED OUT OR ROTTED. COMPLETE GLOVE BOX DOOR TO RESTORE OR LEAVE AS IS FOR YOUR DRIVER, DOOR, HINDGE, Lock & Key ALL WORK.
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