Flathead Ford 1932 Headlight Bar Bolts on 2040-parts.com
New Hyde Park, New York, US
4 pcs 1932 ford pass & 1932-34 p/up headlight bar bolts in stainless steel,with lock washer & nut also stainless steel,made by vintique inc. us buyer pays 5.00 shipping & handling. please visit our e-bay store for other ford parts,thanks.wwwbronxautomotive
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