55 56 57 Chevy 4 Door Wagon Curved Quarter Window Garnish Trim Molding Left Side on 2040-parts.com
Fort Worth, Texas, US
I AM SELLING THE LEFT OF GRANISH TRIM MOLDING FOR THE CURVED QUARTER REAR GLASS IN THE 4 DOOR WAGON. THE RIGHT SIDE IS IN ANOTHER AUCTION. IT WILL BE IN GOOD SHAPE WITH SOME SCRATCHES AND SURFACE RUST. YOU CAN CLEAN IT UP AND PAINT OR WE CAN CHROME PLATE IT FOR $60.00. CALL IF YOU WANT A QUOTE ON CHROME PLATING OF ANY OF YOUR TRIM
CONCOURSE TRIM, LLC
KEN YOUNG
817-829-9654
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