1957 Chevrolet Rear Bumper Guards on 2040-parts.com
Newport, Kentucky, United States
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Used 1957 Chevrolet Rear Bumper Guards These are rusted and have a couple of dents. Pictures show the condition. Maybe these could be used as cores and have them re-plated. They were on my car but I am not going to use them. Shipping is $12 in the 48 US states. Overseas would be extra shipping. Payment to be made within 24 hours from end of auction. Check out my other 57 Chevy parts! |
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