1957, 58, 59 Dodge Sweptside Puckup Bedsides on 2040-parts.com
White Pigeon, Michigan, United States
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These are 1957, 58, 59 Dodge Sweptside pickup bed sides. They are 7&1/2 ft long and they are also long stepside bedsides. They are rust free and the inner floor ledges are good. There are a few dents and many heavy scratches. These are hard to find in any condiction let alone rust free. They will have to be picked up or freight arrangrd by buyer. Call me with qyestions st 937_536_6549
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