Original 69-72 Chevy Gmc Truck Drivers Bed Side Left Rear Woodgrain Trim Molding on 2040-parts.com
Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, US
Rear drivers side long bed wood grain bed trim. This is an original GM piece. It is not perfect show quality but is nice for and original piece of trim. The top side has a few small dings and thats it as far as dents go. Study pics closely to make sure this will work for you. If you need more pics or have questions just ask. Thanks!
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