Vintage 60's/70's Ford Mustang Fast Back Rear Seat Look Nice on 2040-parts.com
Redding, California, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS THIS SET OF VINTAGE 60'S/70'S FORD MUSTANG FAST BACK REAR SEAT LOOK NICE. AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PHOTOS THESE SEATS ARE ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION, I DO NOT SEE ANY TEARS OR RIPS IN MATERIAL. I ONLY WIPED THESE DOWN WITH A DAMP CLOTH AND DID NOT USE ARMERAL ON THEM BUT IF I DID I AM SURE THEY WOULD LOOK EXCELLENT. I WAS TOLD FROM THE PERSON WHO SOLD AT ESTATE SALE THAT THESE WERE OFF A 69 OR 70 MACH ONE MUSTANG. AS YOU CAN SEE IN PHOTOS THEY DO STILL HAVE METAL TAGS WITH THE NUMBERS ON THEM WHICH I HAVE TAKEN A CLOSE UP PHOTO OF FOR YOU TO VIEW. I AM NOT POSITIVE WHAT YEAR THESE CAME OFF OF. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEAS ASK.
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