Pair Door Handle 1941 1946 Chevrolet Truck Cab 41 46 Chevy Hot Rod on 2040-parts.com
Lenora, Kansas, US
Pair Door Handle from a 1941-46 Chevrolet Truck and they will have some minor scratches plus starting to get a few places with some minor pinpoint bubbling in the chrome. A few places where the chrome has flaked off about the size of pinhead. Some wear on both handles in the door grommet areas. Should work for any everyday driver and I have truck parts listed at this time for savings on shipping.
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