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1939 Ford Standard Lower Radiator Grille Pan Part # 91 A-8240-a Original Part on 2040-parts.com

US $45.99
Location:

Lee Center, New York, US

Lee Center, New York, US
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1939 Ford Standard Lower Radiator Grille Pan  Part # 91 A-8240-A  Original Part. Condition: Good used. Surface rust present, not bad although. Some pitting, but not bad. Good and solid. Straight and not bent. Has a two inch weld over crank hole. Weld should grind down and look great. Please email with questions or for additional pictures. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. There are no handling fees. Insurance is determined by final sale price and stated as handling charges. Thank-you for viewing my auction!

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