Chevrolet Stepside Truck Bed - Fits 1988-98 on 2040-parts.com
McKenzie, Tennessee, United States
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Solid Chevrolet stepside truck bed fits 1988-98. There is no rust or dents on the bed, but there are some fiberglass areas that need repaired. The tailgate is not rusted out or dented. Check out my listing of a Red Chevrolet stepside bed that fits same years. Please view all pics and message me or call 731-358-0008 with any questions. Local pick-up only.
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