Original 1931 Drivers Side Chevy Running Board on 2040-parts.com
Katonah, New York, US
This is an original 1931 drivers side chevy running board off my 1931 chevy sedan. No rust through. Clean good running board. I will be listing a bunch more 1931 Chevy parts including body panels. Contact me if you need a part that I haven't listed and I will see if I have it.
MAY BE ABLE TO DELIVER TO CARLISLE OR HERSHEY. Contact me if needed
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