1957 Buick Dash Parts on 2040-parts.com
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
1957 Buick Dash Parts. Most parts have pitting but he little temp knobs are quite nice with only a little pitting on the back. All would make good cores to rechrome. I will ship worldwide, just ask for shipping charges to your country.
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