1956 Chevrolet Two Ten Drivers Left Fender Good Used on 2040-parts.com
San Bernardino, California, United States
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Good used Southern California Two ten style drivers front fender for 1956 Chevrolet for two or four door hardtop sedan or station wagon. Solid in headlight area, just needs basic bodywork to make it a great fender. I will ship by Greyhound bus freight anywhere in USA 48 for under $100 dollars. You will have to go to your nearest depot to pick it up. Or you can pick it up in San Bernardino. Can hold for a month with full payment.
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