New Steel Door Shell Complete Left 1952 1953 1954 (55 1st S) Chevrolet Gmc Truck on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Florida, United States
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Brand new steel door for your 1952-54 (also fits 1955 first series) Chevy or GMC truck. With all-new tooling these doors are exact fit to replace your rusty, rotted and kinked originals. Complete with correct inner structure for quick and easy installation of your original regulators, tracks, vent assemblies, glass, latches trim and covers. Finished in rust-proofing black e-coat finish inside and out. Just test fit, scuff, prime and paint! Compare at $499+! These are the finest quality and best value you will find. $175 if shipping to a commercial/business address OR $200 to a residential address. If you check out at $175 and your address is residential, we will invoice you for the remaining $25 prior to shipping. |
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