Gm Aluminum Door Sill Plates Pontiac "body By Fisher" Moulding Trim 1963 Tempest on 2040-parts.com
Bellflower, California, US
A used set (4) of door sill plates. Came off a 1963 Tempest 4 door. Will fit Station Wagon models and other 4 door GM early 60's midsize cars (Olds F85, Buick Skylark)
These are aluminum and have signs of wear, scratches, dings, dents, please see photos. These can be cleaned and polished. If interested more photos can be taken.
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