1949, 1950 Ford Woodie Woody B-post Floor Support Left And Right Side on 2040-parts.com
Elk River, Minnesota, US
1949 and 1950 Ford woodie wagon B-post floor support. Left side and right side. Constructed from 16 gauge steel and are the correct length for the woodie wagon floor pan. Unlike the car ones or the aftermarket ones this is the correct length (the car ones are too short) and the correct gauge of metal for the woodie wagon. This item goes from the B-post to the center tunnel of the car. These are normally $290.00 each, I will combine shipping when ever possible. Any questions call Tom at Customs classics and rods. 763-241-1252.
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