1961-66 Ford F100-f600 Inside Sunvisors Arms And Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Montpelier, Ohio, United States
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These are a set of sunvisor arms and brackets for a 1961-66 Ford truck. They fit from F100 up to F600. They fit regular cab and custom cab. The visor itself needs replaced, but the rest of the parts are there including the center rests and screws. Don't be blinded by the sun when you are out driving your F series Ford. It is also hard to make something else fit. These arms and brackets are designed for the F series truck. They are being sold as a set of two.
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