1932 Ford Fordor Left Rear Door on 2040-parts.com
PACIFIC NORTHWEST, United States
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Here is a nice 1932 Ford Fordor left rear door. It is in a "media" blasted condition and found to be structurally sound. On photo number three, some pin holes from rust can be seen on the very lower portion of the door. They are very minor and easily repairable. It has been found the FedEx ground is the most reasonable shipping. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS SALES ARE FINAL THANKS FOR LOOKING |
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