1929 Ford Model A Truck Shifter Boot on 2040-parts.com
De Graff, Ohio, US
This is a shifter boot off of a 1929 Ford Model A Truck that is in good condition. If you have any questions please email me through eBay Thanks. Check out all my other parts I have listed if you are looking for a different part email me and if I have it I will list it so you can bid on it. Thanks for looking and have a great day!
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