Gm 4474942 Gr 12.940 Ext.;quarter Panel Extension ? Bumper Filler ? on 2040-parts.com
Bristol, Connecticut, US
You are bidding on a NOS GM # 4474942 Gr. 12.940 EXT. ( QUARTER PANEL EXTENSION ? BUMPER FILLER ? ) I am not quite sure what this item is, or for what vehicle it fits. It is a cast aluminum item that is prime painted. It is marked RH.
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