66-67 Chevy Elcamino on 2040-parts.com
Arendtsville, Pennsylvania, US
66/67 elcamino tailgate seems to be strait w/surface rust on outer skin w/some pinholes very miner top crome and center crome trim comes with gate top trim has snaps for trap on LET ME KNOW IF YOU NEED MORE PIC. I WILL SHIP. I WILL BOX TAKE TO SHIPPING STORE. BUYER WILL PAY SHIPPER DIRECT. SENSE EBAY/PAYPAL TAKES % OF TOTAL INCL. SHIPPING.THANKS FOR LOOKING Check out my other items!
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