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1957 Chevy Convertible/hardtop/nomad Sedan/wagon Hood Latch Support Housing on 2040-parts.com

US $16.99
Location:

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:General Motors Corporation Surface Finish:Pressed Steel Warranty:No

Up for auction is a GM original hood latch support housing for 1957 Chevrolet passenger car. It is straight, free of dents, tears in the metal, with the typical light rust on the back side as shown in picture #2 and very minor pitting as shown in picture #3. Good piece to restore for your '57 Chevrolet. If you or your restoring shop have questions; feel free to email me.

Shipping via US Mail to the winning bidder. US bidders only and payment is expected within 3 days of auction end.

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