56 Chevy Grille Tie Bar Nos Gm # 3721537 on 2040-parts.com
Snohomish, Washington, United States
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New Old Stock 1956 Chevrolet Grille Tie Bar. In original GM black primer with some surface rust. It has never been mounted in a car. GM part number 3721537. Group 1.266. Payment is due within 48 hours. I combine shipping. If you have any questions or need a combined shipping quote, feel free to contact me. Grill support |
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