1941 Chevy Trunk Handle Shell No Lock Cylinder Just Handle Nice L@@k 1941 Chevy on 2040-parts.com
Livonia, Michigan, United States
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1941 Chevy trunk handle shell this is the handle only does not come with the lock cylinder and the inner shaft handle only.It is in very nice condition I think better than the pictures no pitting just very very light scratches from being boxed with other handles for decades.Believed to be NOS as it shows no signs of wear.
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