1954-1987 Gmc Tailgate Stepside on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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This is a tailgate for a stepside GMC pick up truck. Fits GMC models from 1954 through 1987. The item is used but in very good condition because it has only been lightly used. It was on my Chevy so I replaced it with a Chevy tailgate hence the little use.
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