1975-1991 Ford Van, Overhead Console, Vintage, Fiberglass, Original Vanglas on 2040-parts.com
Bergenfield, New Jersey, US
This NO RESERVE auction is for a RARE original vintage VanGlas custom fiberglass overhead console for a fullsize van, in very good vintage condition. I removed it from a 1978 Ford E-150, but it will probably fit most vans or p/u trucks. I have owned and built 40 custom vans since 1978, and ive never seen one of these. It measures 59 wide x 13+1/2" deep x 5" tall.
It has a clock, some switches, and several factory cutouts for radio, speakers, and such. There is also a custom brown vinyl cover on it that can be removed if desired.
I also have the matching brown vinyl engine cover for sale. Paypal ok, but i prefer a Post Office m/o. I will ship anywhere in the U.S. once the buyer pays actual Postal cost.
Item is in LasVegas, also for sale locally, and can also be picked up.
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