Door Handles,interior,1937 Oldsmobile,olds,gm,used,need Restored, Fit All Models on 2040-parts.com
Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, US
USA SALES ONLY.
Here are 2 vent window cranks, 2 window cranks and 2 door latch handles for the 1937 Oldsmobile both 6 and 8 cylinder cars. Fits all models. Tenite knobs need replaced. You can get some made from aluminum and paint to match the dash knobs. All handles have minor pitting and will need rechromed.
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