1957 Pontiac Rear Bumper Ends on 2040-parts.com
Belton, Missouri, US
- 1957 Pontiac rear bumper ends. You never see these in good shape and if you have an Old Poncho ya probably need a set. These are "SOLID" aluminum, about 10 pounds each! Drill and tap them on the back side, and bolt them on. They can be chrome plated or installed as is. sold as a "set"
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