1948 Lincoln Continental Grill on 2040-parts.com
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
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This a a used grill assembly for a '48 Lincoln Continental needing to be fully restored and plated. There a pits and a couple grill teeth have repairable damage. 7 pieces total. Will ship in multiple boxes. Buyer to pay an additional $75.00 shipping. Payment due within 3 days of auction close.
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