1966 Mustang 7 Piece Fog Light Replacement Kit on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
Car Years: 1966
INCLUDES:
KIT INCLUDES:
·1 PAIR FOG LIGHT GRILLE BARS
·2 FOG LIGHT HOUSINGS
·2 FOG LIGHT BULBS
.1 HORSE AND CORRAL GRILL ORNAMENT
If you have a need to replace the fog light components for your 1966 Mustang this kit will work for you. This kit assumes you will reuse your fog light wiring and your switch.
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