Pair 1959 Edsel Upper Door Panel Pieces Window Fuzzies Ford Mercury on 2040-parts.com
Churchville, New York, United States
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Pair 1959 Edsel Upper Door Panel pieces with the window fuzzies. Passenger side fuzzy may still be usable. Driver side is worn in a couple of spots. Metal pieces need to be sanded and painted. Believe these came out of 1959 Edsel. May be the same for Ford or Mercury. Email with any questions. International buyers please email for shipping
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