1964-1965 Lincoln Continental Center Post Chrometrim on 2040-parts.com
Canfield, Ontario, CA
These parts came off a 1965 lincoln they are the inside center post chrome trim parts still good to use if you needed them original ones need to be clean and shined up .
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