Corvette '58 Thru '62.corvette Left Front Bumper, Used on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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This is the left front bumper that fit '58 thru '62 Corvettes. It is a nice original bumper , straight and solid. It does have one bolt that is bent where the center bar that goes from the left bumper to the right side, however it does not affect the bolt up to the center bar, non whatsoever. The bar goes on and the nut tightens up as it should without binding and holds the center bar tight As it should . Can easily be knocked out and replaced. There is no loose, cracking or rust trying to break thru. Shipping is calculated by buyers zip code. 7864275022 for pics or questions. See my other auctions
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