1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Horn Ring & 1967 Ford Ltd Horn Ring on 2040-parts.com
Columbia, Kentucky, US
1966 &1967 Ford Horn Rings, The 66 is the worst of the two, The 67 is in pretty good shape, see pics. The plating on the 66 is a little worse. Just don't have any need for them anymore. As Is, No returns, Ships to lower 48 states only. Pay with Paypal. Thanks.
Dash Parts for Sale
Easy install new dash lenses 1970 and 1971 torino and ranchero (US $60.00)
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1961 impala ash tray(US $10.00)
1962 impala ash tray(US $10.00)
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