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1964 1/2 1965 66 Ford Mustang Console Storage Bin Door Springs Rh Lh on 2040-parts.com

US $12.00
Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts, United States

Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
This is a set of Ford Mustang Console Door Springs. RH and LHThese are in excellent condition.
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right Brand:Ford OEM UPC:Does not apply

1964 1/2 1965 66 Ford Mustang Console Storage Bin Door Springs RH LH

Genuine Ford Part

This is a set of Ford Mustang Console Door Springs. RH and LH

These are in excellent condition.


Please use part numbers and picture to verify application. This may fit other makes and models not listed above. Please check your application. This part is in excellent condition from dry storage.  Please email with any questions. 

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