1973-1979 Ford Pickup Speedometer And Radio Face Plate With Air Conditioning on 2040-parts.com
Britt, Minnesota, United States
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1973-1979 Ford pickup speedometer and guages, Radio Face plate. Very nice condition. No cracks. Radio hole not cut. Is for air conditioning has vent. See pictures
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