1961 Chevrolet Nos Foxcraft Fender Skirts-low Rider-hot/rat/street Rod-rockabily on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
1 NOS pair of Foxcraft Fender Skirts for 1961 Chevrolet full size model cars. These were sold by dealers as an accessory. They are in great condition, in primer, with new rubber seal strips intact as manufactured. A super custom addition to your Original, Low Rider, Rat Rod, Hot Rod, Street Rod, Rockabilly Cruizer, or Custom. I ship to the lower 48 states ONLY! Be sure you want this item before you bid as all the items I sell are sold in "as is" condition with NO returns.
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