1948 1949 1950 Ford F-1 Fender Support on 2040-parts.com
Sherman, Texas, United States
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Solid fender support from a '49 F-1 pickup. It will work for '48-'50 models and maybe '50 & '51s as well. It might also fit other series trucks of these same years. Check your application to be sure.
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