Stone Guard For 1931 Studebaker President on 2040-parts.com
La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
Offered for sale is a stone guard for a 1931 Studebaker President. Very hard item to find. The man that made these no longer makes them. Looks beautiful on a '31 Studebaker President. Has the basket weave mesh and crank hole cover. The crank cover alone is a $200 item if you can find them at all. The price is fair. Good luck! Please call Richard Blomquist of the White Glove Collection with any questions at 608-780-8229. Overseas shipping below is guestimated below and the buyer will pay actual shipping costs based on locations.
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