(#1056) Trunk Hinge Late 30's Early 40's on 2040-parts.com
Mulkeytown, Illinois, United States
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TRUNK HINGE
LATE 30's EARLY 40's
DIRTY FROM STORAGE; NO CRACKS; HINGE FREE
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