*original* '55-'56 Model C3 Dodge Truck Cab Rust Free! on 2040-parts.com
Zeeland, Michigan, United States
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This listing includes an original 1955-1956 Model C3 Cab. This cab is from out west and is rust free! This listing includes the cab only, anything seen in the background is not included. The windshield does have a few cracks. The cab still has some leftover parts such as a gas pedal and speaker. (Visible in the images)
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