1970-1971 Fairlane, Torino, Ranchero, Cyclone, Montego Kick Panels, Rf110 on 2040-parts.com
Bend, Oregon, United States
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Part Number: RF110
USA made, reproduction kick panels for 1970-1971 Ford Fairlane, Ranchero, Torino, Mercury Montego and Cyclone cars. We offer kick panels that are 30% thicker than what is being offered on the market. Our kick panels are made with 0.125” thick Haircell grain ABS material. While we have increased the thickness of our kick panels, we have made sure that they fit just as nice as the original kick panels produced by Ford Motor Company. Our thicker panels also resist to warping once installed. Color: These panels are only offered in black, however 60% of our customers choose to spray their new Rhino Fabrication kick panels to match their interior. These kick panels fit the following vehicles:
When you buy from Rhino Fabrication you deal with the owners, the craftsmen who manufacture your product and the individuals that take your order and answer your questions. We eliminate the middle man to offer you the best expertise and streamlined customer service found anywhere. If you have questions regarding fabrication, fitment, and or installation contact us via email to help you. When you email, you talk to us! Fraud Alert Be on Alert for Scammers offering our Rhino Fabrication Products No other site is authorized to advertise our products Do Not Make Payment To Anyone Other Than Our Bend, Oregon Facility Our preferred method of payment is via PayPal You are viewing product manufactured and advertised by Rhino Fabrication. We have no other vendors or associates that may advertise our products. If you see other sites that advertise Rhino Fabrication Products it is very probable that it is a scam. We do not allow anyone else to advertise our Rhino Fabrication products. Do Not Be Tempted By Lower Priced Vendors Be aware that 2040PARTS-com is not authorized
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