Rear Bumper & Plate Guards Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Mopar DeSoto 1952 1950-54

**Off 1952 Chrysler** **Parts listed as of 10-22-19** This Listing is for... the Rear Bumper with License Plate Guards/Teeth, rust on guards, I will probably take a lot less for it...BUT NOT WHEN I GOT TO PULL IT WINTER... I'm only going to list a few parts right now since winter is coming on, but if you need anything else, let me know... **Parts may fit others, know your fitment...all parts old and untested and as pictured.** **(Other Trim, emblems, hinges, linkage, and other parts in other listings...so if you need other parts let me know.)** **No other trim or parts included...** other parts pictured available in other listings. **Items may not perfect but might be better than yours,** **but in our opinion all in various restorable condition as pictured. Titles are just for key word searches,****so****BEFORE PURCHASE****look at pictures, be your own judge, look at part numbers, do your own fitment research, and ask needed questions, ask if you need more pictures for your desision...NO refunds, returns, guarantees, or warrantees expressed or implied...I don't have time for that.** **THIS IS OLD JUNQUE AND SHIPPING BACK AND FORTH IS A WASTE OF VALUABLE TIME / MONEY / RESOURCES!** **I know nothing about these old Chrysler's, NOTHING.** **The car looks original so you can guide me on what we have here, and I'm more than willing to revise. But it is what's pictured... So...if you are a one percenter, this is for you. The item is as pictured and described, but it may be between 30 and 80+ years old and may look like the came out of Oscar the Grouches residence, being dusty/dirty, perhaps even having Charlotte's web inside, feasting on dead flies. They probably came from abandoned vehicles in ungodly locations, which means, they were left to the elements and rarely moved, so sun fading, wind chapping and who knows what else may have occurred. When they were moved, they were drug by chains and tow straps, or pushed by tractors(with a tire between them if they were careful) by tired dirty farmers who just wanted to get the vehicle out of their way.**So by purchasing, the buyer acknowledges he has received pictures of all items, has seen they are rusty, dented, dinged, pitted, peeling, fading, cracking, torn, deteriorated, smelly, dirty, bug and web infested used parts off of old vehicles that were abandoned to the elements and may even have the afore mentioned damage/rust/etc. that may not have been visible as with personal inspection, however, buyer has inspected pictures to their satisfaction, calculated their fitment and application, and has negotiated prices on these parts. No returns, guarantees, warrantees, charge backs, or refunds have been expressed or implied. Really? Not even allowing the mere word to be mentioned!!!?? But back to my original rant...) which means your item will not come with a card, a bow, ribbon, tissue paper, pillow box, or even a new box...for your purchase, I will not be going to the UPS store to buy a new $4 box, I will be rummaging through the 20x20 room devoted to storing boxes upstairs in my metal grinding dirty, weld smoky, primer sanding dusty, paint overspray shop where I restore cars(and anything else I can find that is old and cool), the boxes will have been used to ship items at the very least once, but more than likely they will have been used so many times to ship that if they had frequent flier miles they would have earned a free trip around the world. Also, if its a corrugated box its fair game, which means the boxes may be old beer/wine/liquor boxes(from coping with the 1%ers), oil boxes, or from misc small appliances/tools; and may have been previously used to store parts, pack tools, or even as a temporary table to hold items during the primer/paint process of automotive restoration. Which means, if the boxes still somewhat resemble a rectangle, no matter their painted color, or previous use, they are fair game to ship your item. The same goes for packaging material, I will not be going to Upscale Mail to purchase new packing peanuts for $3, which means for packaging material you can expect, depending on the item shipped and my current packaging supply; old crumpled Harbor Freight tools ads, news paper, construction materials packaging, including but not limited to, cardboard, paper, plastic, plastic bags, old broken styrofoam from tool packaging, empty water bottles, my old sweaty T shirts, old insulation, straw bales, tumbleweeds, dandelion fluff, or anything else I deem acceptable by my discernment to reasonably get the item to you in one piece, through the shippers "drop ship" attitude. Fighting for reasonableness & discernment in purchasing old junque' for all! **'****(\*\_****\*)'** **~~<**( **P**) **>** **\_****/****\****\_**

• Vintage Part: Yes
• Material: Chrome
• Placement on Vehicle: Rear
• Brand: Chrysler
• Type: Bumper
• Country of Origin: United States