55 56 57 Chevy Original Front Brake Backing Plates on 2040-parts.com
Fort Collins, Colorado, US
This is a pair of 55-57 Chevy front backing plates that have been cleaned and glass bead-blasted. They have accumulated a slight amount of surface rust since cleaning them. They have some mild pitting, mostly on the brake side, but a coat or two of primer will take care of that.
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