64.5 Mustang Rare Oem Air Vent Knob Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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FRESH AIR ASSEMBLY FROM A 64.5 MUSTANG. IT HAS BEEN CLEANED UP AND BRACKET PAINTED SATIN BLACK. THE KNOB WITH THE "A" WAS ONLY USED IN 64 MUSTANGS AND IS ON THE LIST OF "HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A 64 AND 65 MUSTANG". vERY RARE AND HARD TO FIND PART. IF YOU ARE RESTORING A 64.5 MUSTANG, OR OWN ONE AND YOURS DOESN'T HAVE ONE THEN, THIS IS IT. |
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