71/73 Nos Mustang Mach 1 Nasa Gas Cap on 2040-parts.com
Dover, Delaware, US
NOS 71/73 Mach 1 Gas Cap Part # D2ZA-9A112-BA. It is new however the argent paint has been repainted at some time and there are a few very very light pits on the chrome where you would flip the cap down. I am being very picky but would look great on any show car. Remember nothing fits better than Ford original.
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