5 New Moulding Clips And Nuts! 1930's Thru 1950's Chevy Ford Chrysler Etc 52-27a on 2040-parts.com
Sugar Land, Texas, US
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This auction is for 5 New Moulding Fasteners and 5 new Washer Lock Nuts (as pictured) – These are brand new, never used! Most original clips are worn out or rusty - these are new and keep mouldings nice and tight. *Replaces the GM part number 3744999
*Replaces the Chrysler part number 1758099, 6000720 & 6010046
Details:
Car/Truck Manufacturers used the same universal clip for many many years, so they fit 1930's thru 1950's Cars/Trucks.
GLOBAL shipping OK!!!
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