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1967 67 Ford Fairlane Convertible Windshield Trim on 2040-parts.com

US $17.50
Location:

Round Lake, Illinois, United States

Round Lake, Illinois, United States
used original from 1967 parts car. not dinged. rare find.
Brand:FORD Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:UNKNOWN

Here is a nice used drivers side windshield pillar molding. Chrome looks great. not dinged. Fits 1967 ford fairlane convertible. Paypal for payment.
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