Inner Door Panel For Possibly A 1933 Plymouth Solid Metal Steel Rat Hot Rod on 2040-parts.com
Kerrville, Texas, US
Our local Hot Rod body shop closed and we are selling some of their inventory.
There are parts in this shop that have been laying around for years. The History of some of those parts have escaped the memory of the employees.... and this is one of them. Nobody is quite sure what vehicle these panels came off of........
a 1933 Plymouth was the best guess.
Measures 28" x 26"
Feel free to pass along any knowledge that you may have on these parts.
Panels are in good shape. Solid, surface rust only. 1 small place on the end of one panels is bent a little. An easy fix.
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