73-87 Chevy Truck Alluminum Door Trim on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lupton, Colorado, US
Selling a brand new set of Alluminum door trim panels. They fit 73-87 Chevy trucks. They are brand new never been installed but they have been sitting around the garage for awhile. They are just a little dirty, no nicks or scratches.
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