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1963 1964 Ford Galaxie Original Deluxe Back Arm Rest Pads W/trim Falcon Fairlane on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Topeka, Kansas, United States

Topeka, Kansas, United States
Condition:Used

UP FOR AUCTION IS A NICE SET OF ORIGINAL ARM REST PADS OFF A 64 GALAXIE. COMES WITH ATTACHING SCREWS AND NICE ORIGINAL STAINLESS TRIM. BELIEVE THESE ARE THE PALOMINO COLOR,LOOKS MORE GRAYISH OR TAN. THEY ARE JUST OVER 9-1/2 " IN LENGTH. MAY WORK IN THE FALCON OR FAIRLANE TOO. THESE CAME OUT OF THE REAR/PASSENGER AREA ON A 4-DOOR GALAXIE.  FORD PART NUMBERS ARE C4AB-5427541 & 5427540. CHECK OUT THE PHOTO'S AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK.

   

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