1947-1953 Gmc/chev Pickup Cowl Vent W/opening Mechanism on 2040-parts.com
Gaston, Oregon, US
This cowl vent came from a 1947 to 1953 GMC pickup but will fit Chevrolet pickups as well. It is good shape for its age. There are no dents, only minor surface scratches and paint chips. The screen is intact and straight. It comes with the opening mechanism that includes all of the stock bolts with nuts. The open mechanism operates freely and the stock knob is intact. There is minor surface rust on the opening mechanism.
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