1965 64 66 Ford Thunderbird Front Seats Black Reclining Adj Head Rest on 2040-parts.com
Eubank, Kentucky, United States
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Had these seats stored for years and decided to sell. They came out of a 1965 which was the first year and correct upholstery for 64 and 65. They will fit 64 thru 66 but 66 is a different upholstery. They are in good shape with only a few spots. Trim is good . Shipping is lower 48. I will add more pictures. Ask any questions.
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