Gmc Truck Grille - 1964-66 - on 2040-parts.com
Barbourville, Kentucky, US
You are viewing a 1960s truck grille. Fits 1964-66 GM pickup. Good shape; needs good cleaning; includes headlight bezels and headlight buckets; has small dent , scratches and some light rust. (Please see photos for actual item). Buyer is responsible for pickup; possible delivery can be set up for extra charge. Message for any questions. Thanks for looking, and happy bidding!
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