Lot Of Misc. Automotive Grill Fronts & Head Light Inserts Unknown Models & Makes on 2040-parts.com
Troy, Indiana, United States
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THIS IS A LOT OF AUTOMOTIVE FRONT GRILLS AND HEAD LIGHT INSERTS FOR UNKNOWN MAKES AND MODELS.MOST MADE OF PLASTIC A FEW METAL.THEY LOOK INTACT AS FAR AS TO STILL MOUNT HOWEVER NOT SURE IF ALL THERE TO ATTACH SUCH AS CLIPS,OR SCREW MOUNTING HOUSING NO MOUNTING SCREWS TO AND FOR SURE.ISSUES OF DIRT HOWEVER MAY POLISH UP WEL.THESE CAME FROM A BODY SHOP THAT WAS DOWNSIZING.ITEMS VARY IN LENGTHES AND SIZES.IF YOU NEED MORE INFORMATION FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER.COULD MAKE GOOD GARAGE DECORATIONS OR MAY BE USEFUL TO SOMEONE IN THIS FIELD. |
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