1959 Buick Right Rear Tail Fin Molding Nos Perfect Condition 59 Buick Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
Sell at no reserve a NOS right rear fin molding fitting all models 59 Buick
Still in its original coating that was removed for the first time to show the quality of the molding in my listing.
Part number still on the back.
Has dust on it from years of storage.
The front has not seen the light of day until the day i listed it.
No dents anywhere on the molding, a minor scratch or 2 i did not clean or polish the molding, i rate it as show quality without buffing it, perfect condition.
Email me with any questions.
NO RESERVE!
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