1968 1968 Mustang Cougar W Air Conditioning Ac Box Hanger Bracket Oem 67 68 Gc on 2040-parts.com
Waterloo, Illinois, United States
Used 67 68 Mustang Cougar AC Box Hanger Bracket. Screws to plastic box then to cowl bracket to help support the box. Ofen broken or lost. Good Condition. May fit other applications.
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