1968 Cadillac Front Right (passenger) Side Bumper End on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, New York, US
Passenger side bumper end (front right) for a 1968 caddy .... Decent chrome...... No rust holes.... Minor nicks and scratches..... Some pitting in top pot metal but still shinny......... Back coated with silver ...... Good for daily driver..... Great core for show car
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