39 40 Buick Right Front Passengers Side Door Vent Wing Window Glass Frame on 2040-parts.com
Albert Lea, Minnesota, US
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For your consideration is an original right ( passengers side) front door vent window & frame off a 39 Buick Special 4 door sedan.
Listing is does not include the regulator
Parts book shows it will fit 1939-1940 Special and Century sedans
Frame is in good condition with no cracks or rust holes. Glass will need to be replaced.
Has pitting and chrome loss on the frame
225JB17332
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