Nos 81-87 Chevy Truck Gmc Jimmy Blazer Suburban L.h. Front Fender Gm P/n15614467 on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Tennessee, US
NOS 1981-1987 Chevy Truck, Blazer, Suburban, and GMC Truck and Jimmy. Left Front Fender part# 15614467, Extremely Nice, Very Straight, Genuine GM, Very Rare. What you see in the photo is exactly what you get. PHOTO'S CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW NICE THIS LOOKS, I DID NOTICE ONE SMALL STORAGE DING, EASY FIX. Will ship Fed Ex Freight, buyer pays shipping, or local pick-up always welcomed. PLEASE IGNORE .01 CENT SHIPPING COST YOU NEED TO CONTACT ME FOR SHIPPING QUOTE.
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