1935-1936 Ford Flathead Left Hand Splash Shield on 2040-parts.com
Creston, Iowa, US
This is a 1935, 1936 Ford left hand splash shield in good, solid condition. It is surface rusted, but is solid and has no weak areas, will probably have some pits when it is sandblasted. It was bent on the back corner toward the engine, and I have straightened that. I think it is bent a little on the front side of the hole where the steering sector goes through, which would not be hard to straighten. Overall, it is a very nice, solid piece. If any questions, please contact me. I accept Pay Pal.
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