64 1964 Buick Lesabre Wildcat Hood Lip Trim Molding Front Bottom Edge on 2040-parts.com
Prescott Valley, Arizona, United States
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Good original hood molding from a 64 LeSabre. Part is straight, all mounting studs good with nuts. Chrome shines very well but has light pitting (pictured). Mostly on the top. Good driver quality or great for a core. No cracks or bends in the diecast.
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