1953 - 1956 Ford F Series 100 250 Truck Hood Latch Plate Radiator Panel 53 54 55 on 2040-parts.com
Ingleside, Illinois, US
for sale is a good solid latch support with latch for 1953 through 1956 ford f series trucks. has surface oxidation but no holes. comes with both primary and safety latches please email any questions
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