Original Driver Side Front Fender M38a1 & M170 Willys Military Jeep on 2040-parts.com
Sumter, South Carolina, US
You are bidding on 1 original front driver side fender for the M38A1 Jeep and M170 field ambulance in good condition. This fender still hood latch on it. This came off of a M38A1 Jeep and has been in storage for the last 25 years. The buyer will pay the shipping cost and THIS SALE IS FOR THE USA ONLY!!!!!!!
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