1967 Mustang Convertibe Kick Panel Pair, Parchment, Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Blaine, Washington, United States
|
Pair (RH and LH) of Mustang kick panels for a 1967 Mustang convertible. Parchment. Will also fit 1968 but 68 had a different shade of parchment. Will not fit coupe/fastback. These are the only reproduction panels MADE IN THE USA. Exact color may vary from photo depending on sensitivity and setting of your monitor I will leave positive feedback and hopefully you will do the same. If any problem please contact me. PLEASE NOTE: This is a small part time business and the only time I have available to ship is Friday and Monday. Orders placed Friday noon till Monday noon go out Monday. Orders placed Mondat noon till Friday noon go out Friday.
Posted with eBay Mobile Posted with eBay Mobile |
Dash Parts for Sale
1965 1966 mustang convertibe kick panel pair, ivy gold (green) made in usa(US $22.90)
1965 1966 mustang convertible kick panel pair, aqua (turquoise) made in usa(US $22.90)
1965 mustang convertible kick panel pair, 65 light blue, made in usa(US $22.90)
1965 mustang convertible kick panel pair, 65 bright red, made in usa(US $22.90)
Jeep wagoneer/cherokee/cherokee chief dash wiring harness(US $50.00)
1965 1966 chrysler radio face plate chrome 2497805 - chr208(US $11.99)
Saab plans to restart production on Aug. 9
Thu, 07 Jul 2011Saab owner Swedish Automobile NV said Thursday that the struggling automaker aims to restart production at its Trollhaetten plant in Sweden on Aug. 9. The news follows the Swedish government's approval of Swedish Automobile's request to sell part of Saab's property unit to a consortium of Swedish real estate investors, the company said in a release.
Juke-R created from GT-R parts in Nissan video
Wed, 12 Oct 2011Nissan has posted a second video of the Juke-R conversion on its Facebook and YouTube pages, highlighting the transfer of technology from the Nissan GT-R sports car to the Juke crossover. As you can imagine, it gets pretty complicated. In the video, Nissan engineers and managers talk about what it took to put the 485-hp V6 engine, all-wheel-drive system and all of its controllers into the Juke.
Secret supercar meet – in pictures
Mon, 07 Apr 2014Supercar Driver – or SCD as it’s known – is an exclusive supercar owners club. You can’t drive any old banger to join this group: it’s got to be a bona fide supercar or it’s back off to the Impreza forums with you. Anyway, once a year SCD holds a ‘secret meet’, an opportunity for members to get together and enjoy the fruits of their labours in the company of similarly endowed enthusiasts.