73-76 Ford Truck Nos Bed Cargo Lamp Seal F100-f350 Ranger Xlt Lariat on 2040-parts.com
Tipp City, Ohio, US
What you are viewing is an NOS still in the wrapper bed cargo lamp seal. These are good for getting hard and brittle and not sealing. If you are restoring one of these trucks this is a MUST HAVE. OR, if your light just needs a new seal.
I am selling off many years of NOS Ford truck parts. Also have many used parts. You can feel free to contact me at 937-414-7985. If you are looking for a specific part and do not see it listed please feel free to give me a call. Shipping rates only include the Continental U.S. Anything outside of the continental U.S, will be estimated at the time of sale. If you would like to buy the whole package, I would be interested in speaking with you. Thanks, Paul!
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