Fog Light Stand 1946 Chevy Truck And Others on 2040-parts.com
Ottumwa, Iowa, US
This is a nice old light stand. It shows some wear as the bolt is slightly bent. Just needs cleaned and installed. It will fit many vehicles. Sold as is. Shipping is calculated. You can make me an offer.
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