1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible Pinch Well Molding Moulding Trim on 2040-parts.com
Mooresburg, Tennessee, US
This is a pinch well moulding set that was taken off of a 1967 fod galaxie 500 convertible. Its in really nice condition. It has a few small scuffs. It has some of the snaps missing but those can be replaced easily. This is a very hard to find item. Maybe the only one on ebay thats origional and complete. Please look at all pictures closely and ask questions before bidding. You may call or text any questions also at (423)312-5183.
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