Used 1973-1975 Gm A-body Door Edge Guards on 2040-parts.com
Boxford, Massachusetts, US
A used set of 1973-1975 GM 2-door A-body door edge guards these do have some small dings but with a little TLC can be easily repaired part # 989166 sold as a pair
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