1926-27 Ford Model T Running Board Splash Apron Roadster Coupe Touring 26 1927 on 2040-parts.com
Mulino, Oregon, United States
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This is the running board splash apron off a 1926-27 Ford Model T, will fit all models. Good condition, see pictures for details and condition. Email with any questions before bidding. Buyer pays shipping. I only ship with the post office. Payment with paypal with in 24 hours of auction close. All items are sold in used as is condition. Please ask all questions before bidding. Thanks You and HAPPY BIDDING!!
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