Right Side Rear Floor Pan Buick 1954 55 56 Super & Roadmaster New!! on 2040-parts.com
Westland, Michigan, US
THIS IS A NEW 18 GAUGE STEEL RIGHT SIDE REAR FLOOR PAN THAT FITS THE FOLLOWING: BUICK 1954 SERIES "50"(SUPER) & SERIES "70"(ROADMASTER), BUICK 1955 SERIES "50"(SUPER) & SERIES "70"(ROADMASTER), BUICK 1956 SERIES "50"(SUPER) & SERIES "70"(ROADMASTER). THESE ARE VERY HARD TO COME BY SO DONT MISS OUT. ALWAYS LOOKING TO BUY MEDIUM TO LARGE QUANITIES OF 30'S THRU THE 60'S ERA PARTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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