1950 50 Lincoln Cosmopolitan Rear Center" Lincoln" Bumper Section on 2040-parts.com
Faith, North Carolina, US
This is the center Lincoln bumper section with license plate light from a 1950 lincoln cosmopolitan. it is a great core for rechrome. has no dents wire from light is frayed. 2 studs were broken in removal
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