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1968 Ford Torino Fairlane Convertible Right Passenger Side Clear Quarter Glass on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Kelley, Iowa, United States

Kelley, Iowa, United States
Condition:Used Placement on Vehicle:Right, Rear

Selling passenger side 1/4 window glass out of a 68' Fairlane 500 convertible I just parted out.   Non-tinted glass.  You are bidding only on the passenger side.   I've included pics to show that they came out of the same car.  Will be listing the rear window frame covers on another auction.  Rare to find them as they are different than the Torino GT panels.   If you buy both windows,  I'll pay for the shipping.

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