1957 Chevrolet Chevy Front Bumper Bracket Semi Black Powder Coat Pair on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
1957 front Chevrolet large bumper brackets
Powder coated semi-gloss black on nice original California cores. We plate bumpers and have many brackets from buying bumpers for 20+ years in Southern California.
We also sell under EXTREME1454, please check that feedback out also. Thanks
we have almost all 57 brackets front and rear for the 57.
$15 Shipping lower 48. We gladly combine shipping on brackets and other parts to save money, PLEASE WAIT for us to send you an invoice for a combined shipping discount.
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