62 63 Ford Falcon Rear Window Trim on 2040-parts.com
Fort Collins, Colorado, US
Here is the rear glass trim from a 1962 Ford Falcon. It has some light scratches, small dents and blemishes. It is in good condition for its age. Fits 1962-1963 Ford Falcon. Feel free to ask questions and thanks for looking.
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