1932 Ford Original Running Boards Model B Coupe Roadster Sedan Flathead Scta on 2040-parts.com
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
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Straight pair of original 1932 running boards someone has modified them they have a places cut out in the edge that meets the body/frame towards the inside not the outside. They could be easily fixed. They arent beat to death and in good shape aside from the modifications done to them. Cheaper than bare reproductions and they are original which will probably fit better too. Of course they will need to be recovered as you can tell from the pics. Free shipping in the lower 48 States.
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