1931 1932 Chrysler Imperial Cowl Light Bucket W/ Retainer on 2040-parts.com
Oakwood, Georgia, United States
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1931 1932 Chrysler Imperial Cowl Light Bucket w/ Retainer Description: Used original cowl light bucket for restoration. Chrome surface light spotting and scartching but no dents or dings. Bucket has a half dozen splits that run inward from the front edge. The longest split extends 1 3/8" into the bucket while the others are about 5/8" to 3/4" each. Bucket measures 3 7/16" o.d. by 3 1/8" deep. The bezel, lens and reflector are missing. The retainer is 3 3/8" across by 2" tall. Forms of Payment PAYPAL is accepted from U.S and INTERNATIONAL buyers. |
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