Chevrolet 68,74 Chevy Ii, Nova 4door Door Edge Guards Orig. Gm Nos on 2040-parts.com
Douglas, Alabama, US
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this listing is for a set of new old stock original GM door edge guards part number 987232 for a 68,74 CHEVY II, or NOVA these are the stainless moldings that fit on the outer edge of the door to protect from bumps. these are new old stock original GM parts that have never been on a car. (SEE PHOTO) see shipping options to calculate shipping in the U.S., or INTERNATIONALLY my return policy is satisfaction guaranteed or money back less shipping when returned. good luck and thank you donnie |
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