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1959 Chevy Wagon Tailgate Brookwood Parkwood Nomad Kingswood Solid Sw Metal on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States

Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
1959 Chevy Wagon Tailgate Brookwood Parkwood Nomad Kingswood Solid SW metal, image 1
“Solid SW sheetmetal Tailgate bought in California. Minor damage below right taillight, needs minor welding on the side--otherwise an excellent used tailgate.”
Brand:Chevrolet- Delco Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Rear Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:blasted steel

Solid California Tailgate from a 1959 Chevrolet Station Wagon For Sale.  This is just the shell, no other parts.  It had minor damage below the right taillight from delivery, needs minor welding to clean it up.  Left corner was straightened too, only needs minor filling. I sand-blasted the exterior of the tailgate to raw steel.  I sand-blasted the inside bottom as well.  I did some minor straightening to the taillight area so anyone doing minor filling work will fix this perfectly--taillight area is still flat.  Nothing major here considering how difficult it is to find a solid tailgate. The bottom of this gate has no holes in it, the bottom is thick--double wall thick.  The inside (interior) of the gate normally has a steel sheet over it, and that actually causes the interior panel to rust from rain and silt that builds up between the gate and panel. And this one was on the ground awhile.  While there are a few small holes in the interior of the gate, most is covered by the panel, some shows (I showed it in a photo)---will need to be welded in spots---but only a small area of the inside shows when you put a new sheet of steel over it.    I have not primered the gate it is ready for repair and finishing, or the bodyshop.   While I am able to ship this item it is heavy and bulky, the farther away you are the more packing I have to use---the larger the box will have to be.  I am making it available for pick-up only for the auction.  If you want it shipped that will be determined and billed at that time.  You will be paying for packing and shipping--whatever the actual cost.  They usually cost upwards of $150 to ship and I only use fedex.  I'd prefer local pick-up I live in the St. Paul/ Minneapolis area.  Shipping is your call.  Get the hard-to-find tailgate while you can, Wagon only---can be modified easily for El Camino.  I have extra parts should you need at extra cost:  Perfect aftermarket lower outer tailgate skin, southern rustfree window assys, extra glass (loose), random parts should you be missing something. I also have a dented/ repairable tailgate lower price.  Larry 651.488.4890.

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