50s Gm,chevy,buick, Pontiac,ford,dodge Bumper Jack on 2040-parts.com
Santa Rosa, California, United States
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This is a Bumper Jack for Chevy,Pontiac,Dodge,Ford,Buick..It is in good working condition.What see is what you get i don't have the base or the handle.
It would put the finishing touches on your restoration project.Check your application sell as is all sales final. |
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