1957 Belair Convertible Gm Trim Tag Nos on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, US
You are bidding on a nos gm trim and paint and acc tag for a 1957 belair convertible harbor blue with light blue intoior like baby blue good luck stle 57-10670tx. Body no L 7466. Trim 697. Paint 796.
Accessories for Sale
Car and truck parts(US $0.99)
Vintage approved gas can metal display on a rat rod protectoseal (US $29.99)
Nos foxcraft stainless fender skirts for '61 and '62 ford and mercury(US $189.00)
Hudson 1950-1951 rechromed l&r rear pork chop-has some pits-cheap(US $49.00)
Fulton 1000 sun shield exerior sun visor-original-complete-exceptional cond(US $975.00)
Nos mopar 1957-58 desoto switch heater model 801(US $79.99)
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