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Vintage Automobile Running Board Luggage Rack Model T- Graham- Lozier-chev-olds on 2040-parts.com

US $55.99
Location:

Butte, Montana, US

Butte, Montana, US
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This is a nice straight upscale Double Diamond running board luggage rack. Paint has been stripped and is ready for refinishing. The swivel cups are missing from two of the clamps, very common. E mail if you need dimensions. Thank You.


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