Vintage 1936 Buick Clock & Glove Compartment Door on 2040-parts.com
Emily, Minnesota, United States
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Vintage 1936 Buick Clock & Glove Compartment Door. AS IS. VERY RARE. Glove Compartment door missing one piece of trim. Nice & straight. Clock face is in very nice condition. Appears to be a lighted clock. Clock looks to be complete. Original wiring. Should clean up very well & be a nice accessory to your Buick car. Ask questions. Will combine shipping when possible.
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