1967 Ford Mustang Interior Glove Box Knee Pad on 2040-parts.com
Waterford, Michigan, US
ORIGINAL PARTS AS SEEN AND INCLUDES THE MOUNTING HARDWARE (NUTS)
PULLED FROM A 67 MUSTANG
SHOULD CLEAN UP MORE WITH A GOOD CLEANING & THEN PAINT TO MATCH OR USE AS IS
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