1940 1941 Ford Rear Bumper Guards Pair Lh Rh Set Left Right Original Frt Or Rear on 2040-parts.com
Eastlake, Ohio, US
up for bids are a set of 1940 1941 ford front or rear bumper gaurds . my dad has a 40 ford 2 door sedan and these gaurds look style and size look exactly like ones on his car i checked front and rear . i am pretty sure they also fit 1941 ford . got these in a lot from an auction . this set is very nice plus driver quality . no markings or dents , use as is or excellent recrome candidate , pretty sure these are original deff not cheap china repro. have a second set in other auction . e-mail with any questions
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