1958 Pontiac Front Bumper End on 2040-parts.com
South Holland, Illinois, US
Up for auction is A 1958 Pontiac Bumper End, driver side, for all models. This bumper end is very nice and in excellent condition. It looks new but it could be an early take off. The shine is very beautiful with almost no pitting. Even the little small pitting is hard to see , probably from age. But I just wanted to mention it anyway. I bought this for my Bonneville but sold it before restoration.
please email me if you have questions.
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