Nice Used Group Of 2 Inside Door Handles 2 Window Cranks 1934-1936 Gm Chevy Old on 2040-parts.com
Montpelier, Virginia, United States
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This is a nice used group of 2 inside door opener handles and 2 window crank handles. I believe that these fit 1934-1936 GM cars but look at the pictures to make certain before you buy. The window cranks have different knobs but the chrome part base is the same. Buyer to pay shipping and also pay Va. sales tax of if Va. resident.  |
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