1957 1958 Ford Car 2-d Scuff Plates Dennis Carpenter. on 2040-parts.com
Memphis, Tennessee, US
Dennis Carpenter carries a complete line of quality reproduction scuff plates. These new scuff plates for 1957 1958 Ford models fit all two door models are made in intricate detail and feature the exact Ford crest design as original. Our scuff plates feature original bright aluminim finish. Screws needed for intallation are included.
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