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Blue removed body panel with trim holes leaned against a concret…

Blue removed body panel with trim holes leaned against a concrete wall
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Blue removed body panel with trim holes leaned against a concrete wall

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Rusty radiator support frame Light blue car fender with two circular caps on top edge, leaning against a house Car fender leaning against a house exterior. Some plants and brickwork are visible in the background Blue car fender, interior view, showing rust and damage Light blue automotive front fender panel leaning against house siding outdoors Light blue car fender with two silver fuel caps visible on top car fender, light blue, showing interior and mounting points Removed steel front fender leaned against house siding, back side with undercoating Removed pale blue sheet metal body panel with rusted seam propped outdoors Blue-gray steel body panel with surface rust leaning against house siding Two chrome grille halves with fine vertical bars laid on a concrete garage floor Two chrome classic-car grille sections lying on a concrete floor Teal-blue fender with chrome BONNEVILLE script badge leaning on a concrete garage wall Large blue-gray unfinished body panel leaning in a concrete basement corner Blue removed body panel with trim holes leaned against a concrete wall Stripped rusty inner fender and cut body panels stored against a basement wall 17photos in this albumView all

A removed blue quarter panel or fender skin leaned against a concrete basement wall, showing faded paint, surface rust and a row of trim-clip holes along its upper body line. A length of PVC pipe and a rusty stamped bracket sit on the floor in the foreground.

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