25 New Ford Script Part Tags Early Design Vintage Car Truck Motorcraft Autolite on 2040-parts.com
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SOME VERY NICE (NEW) OLD STYLE FORD PARTS TAGS WE GOT WITH SOME SWAP MEET STUFF AND WILL NOT USE. THEY ARE 1 1/8" X 2 7/8" MANILLA TAGS WITH RED PRINTING AND HAVE 6" WIRES ON THEM. TYPE USED ON OLDER AUTOLITE FORD AND MOTORCRAFT PARTS. FOR MARKING PARTS. AUCTION IS SET UP FOR BUY IT NOW SO NO WAITING OR BIDDING TO RUN UP PRICE. SELLING IN LOTS OF 25 TAGS AND YOU MAY BUY ONE OR ALL WE HAVE. ONE BID IS FOR ONE LOT OF 25 TAGS. $2.64 SHIPPING ON FIRST LOT AND AND WE WILL SEND ADDITIONAL LOTS PURCHASED AT SAME TIME FOR $0.50 EACH USING FIRST CLASS MAIL TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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