Sell Hudson Hornet Glove Box Cover in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States, for US $35.00

Condition:Used Brand:Hudson Surface Finish:Chrome

This is a glove box cover for a Hudson Hornet. It has green badging. Chrome has some pitting. It has a lock cylinder but no keys.

We recently purchased a 1953 Hudson Hornet that came with a lot of additional spare parts and trims for 50's era Hudson cars. We have enough parts that they are taking up a 10 x 10 storage unit and we are just starting to cull through them all. We are selling the parts we don't need, and we have more than we are able to post at this time. If you are looking for parts please keep your eye out for our future posts, of if you have a specific need, feel free to ask.

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