Nos 1933-48 Ford Tail Light Door # 40-13448 on 2040-parts.com
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NOS 1933-48 Ford Tail Light Door # 40-13448
Please check and verify application for your specific vehicle NOTE TO BUYERS: Information and applications are listed as a general reference only. It is your responsibility to do your own research on this part to ensure that this is the exact item you need. Per the Ford parts manual fits: 1933-36 Ford models 40, 48, 68 (except 790), 1933-48 sedan delivery, 1946-48 station wagon |
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