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1961-66 Ford F 100 250 350 Truck Hood Hinges Powdercoated Chrome on 2040-parts.com

US $149.00
Location:

Sunbury, Pennsylvania, US

Sunbury, Pennsylvania, US
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Here is the beautiful used to of oem hood hinges for your vintage ford truck. T hey have been cleaned degreased media blasted and hit with high gloss chrome powdercoat Springs were removed and placed in special jig I designed to allow the powder to flow this ensures no bare spots Springs done in gloss black hinges are straight firm and look great if your into chrome but hate all the constant polishing real chrome requires then these are for you. Hard to find in this condition

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