1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Headlight Bezels on 2040-parts.com
Obion, Tennessee, US
Up for consideration is a set of 1962 Bel Air headlamp bezels. The items are off a parted out car. Look at the pictures to see if the items are what you want. the discolored areas are from where the screws were. These items will clean up nicely. Great for a rebuild, everyday driver, or just to have extra parts around. What is pictured is what will ship. Shipping in the U.S. only. Thanks for looking.
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