1957 Chevy 150/210 Belair Vertical Fin Molding on 2040-parts.com
Palm Coast, Florida, United States
THIS ORIGINAL PIECE WAS RESTORED AND POLISHED.NO DINGS OR DENTS,JUST SOME PITTING FROM ONE HOLE THAT I HAD TO WELD.ANY QUESTIONS OR IF YOU HAVE ANY STAINLESS OR ALUMINUM MOLDINGS TO RESTORE PLEASE CALL OR TEXT ME AT 1-386-864-0587.THANKS.
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