1958 Chrysler Imperial Front Fender Trim Set R on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Oregon, US
Front right side fender trim set, 3 - pieces, from a '58 Chrysler Imperial. Lots of pitting on long piece, has all mounting screws. Mounting tab on curved short piece has part of it broke off (see close-up)
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