1957 Chevy Rear Center Bumper & Both Brackets, Reduced Price- Oem - Surface Rust on 2040-parts.com
Columbia, Missouri, US
1957 CHEVY REAR CENTER BUMPER, OEM, NEEDS RE-CHROMING, SURFACE RUST.
HAS BOTH BRACKETS ATTACHED TO BUMPER. SOME SMALL DENTS AS SHOWN.
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