*original* Steel Left Side Rear Fender For 1939-1947 Dodge Trucks on 2040-parts.com
Zeeland, Michigan, United States
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This listing includes an original steel left hand side rear fender for 1939-1947 dodge trucks.
Condition: The fender has rust in various spots. Rust damage is seen along the edge (visible in images). This fender is dense and needs rust repair. Shipping: We will be able to ship this item if requested as long as you provide an address to ship to, and pay for the shipping. International Shipping: If you have questions about shipping internationally, please email us. |
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