(t) Oem 1971 1972 1973 Ford Mustang Mach1 Fb Quarter Glass Lh Fixed Non-tinted on 2040-parts.com
Kilgore, Texas, US
Up for auction or sale is a nice used OEM 1971 - 1973 Ford Mustang FB or Mach1, etc. L.H. rear quarter window with the brackets and attaching screws. Non-tinted, this is fixed non - role down. Over all this is a very nice glass for 40+ years old. This will also fit very nice and they look good too. Nice old Ford product. This was removed from a 1972 Mach1 build date around May 1972 (Have other glass and parts for doors and other years)
Nothing looks and fits better then a good old original American made Ford parts.
Thanks for looking
Alan
Nothing looks and fits better then OEM parts, not like reproduction parts which are usually made of thinner or lighter material. (WE COMBINE ITEMS FOR SHIPPING)
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