Desoto Glove Compartment Door 1940 Or 41??? Original on 2040-parts.com
Petaluma, California, US
You are looking at a DeSoto glove compatment door. I do not know if it is for a 40 or 41 DeSoto. The door itself is in solid shape, but cosmetically it can use some work. The chrome is peeling off. The open button on the glove compartment door does seem to work. There are also two tiny holes in the door toward the middle left. It looks like to me, there might of been an emblem there. I hope my pictures do most the talking, because I know nothing about cars. Once again the door is in solid shape, there are no soft spots in the metal.. Please feel free to email me with any questions, I will do my best to get you an answer, thanks!
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