Studebaker Door Handle on 2040-parts.com
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States
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Offered for sale Studebaker Door Handle. Price quoted is for one. Two available . I made these from solid brass, chrome plated and stainless steel shaft. Please call for any special pricing. Please call Richard from White Glove Collection with any questions at 608-780-8229. Overseas shipping is estimated below and International buyers will pay based on location. |
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