(f) Used Oem 1967 1968 Ford Mustang L/h Splash Shield To Front Fender Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Kilgore, Texas, US
Up for sale is a left hand used OEM Ford 1967 1968 Fords Mustangs, etc. rear bottom of front fender to splash shield bracket, bolt. This came off a 1967 coupe. This is good for your driver you are working on.
Thanks for looking and check out my other Auction items
Alan
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Don't forget, these parts can be at least 45+ years old, even New Old Stock parts can show signs of age.
I do not do any serious cleaning of used parts, as customers prefer to clean & media blast using their own methods
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