1964 Chevy Vintage Spotlight Unity ~ Re-chromed on 2040-parts.com
Melville, Louisiana, US
1964 CHEVY VINTAGE SPOTLIGHT UNITY ~ RE-CHROMED
I recently purchased a '64 Chevy Pickup that was refinished about ten years ago. This spotlight was completely taken apart and re-chromed. Was never put back together. Chrome plating charge was $210. This light came on this truck as an optional custom feature. I assume all parts are there. Sold "as is". Even the tiny screws are re-chromed. Marked Unity Mfg., Chicago, U.S.A.
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