Vintage 1955 Buick Special Winshield Wiper Armatures (trico) on 2040-parts.com
Galva, Kansas, US
PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BUYING OR SENDING A BEST OFFER!! ITEM IS SOLD AS IS.
These Windshield Wiper Armatures are from a junked out 1955 Buick Special. The condition is described above in the condition description.
Shipping will be a medium flat rate priority box. Insurance will be included.
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