1968-1969 Ford Torino Gt Fb Hood Scoop Signal Markers on 2040-parts.com
Pain Court, Ontario, CA
You are bidding on an original matched set of Ford signal markers (part # C9ZB-13349-A) that fit inside the hood scoop on a 1968-1969 Ford Torino GT FB car. Outstanding condition. Shipping is $20 to anywhere in North America
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