Chevy Side Molding Nos on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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UP FOR SALE ARE 4 SIDE MOLDINGS. THEY ARE NOS, AND WERE PART OF A PURCHASE OF PARTS FOR MAINLY '55 TO '57 CHEVY CARS. I DON'T KNOW THE EXACT YEAR THEY COME FROM, BUT THEY DO NOT FIT ANY '55 TO '57 CARS. THEY CAME STILL WRAPPED IN THE ORIGINAL PAPER. THEY MEASURE 48 1/2 " x 1" FOR THE DOOR MOLDING, AND 52" FOR THE FENDER SPEARS. SHIPPING WILL BE IN A HARD TUBE, TO GUARANTEE A SAFE, AND DAMAGE-FREE, ARRIVAL.
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