1957 Chrysler Imperial Right Rear Door Ash Tray Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
Up for bids is this right rear door ash tray assembly for a '57 Imperial. Solid and rust free. Moderate pitting. Lighter needs replacing. Solid core for refinishing. Check application before bidding.
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