1937 Ford Inner Fender Panels Sheet Metal on 2040-parts.com
Willis, Texas, United States
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Original pair of Ford inner Fender panels very solid ,there is some surface rust and minor pitting , two or three louvers are bent needs someone with talent to straighten for aesthetic reasons , panels are very solid with lots of structural integrity thanks for looking
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