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1949 Ford Nos Park Light Retainer. In Original Box. on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
Location:

Nevada, Texas, United States

Nevada, Texas, United States

1949 FORD NOS PARK LIGHT RETAINER. IN ORIGINAL BOX.   SEE PICTURES.  I BOUGHT ALL THE NOS PARTS FROM A FORD DEALER IN MONTANA IN THE 1970'S.   THIS WAS WITH THOSE PARTS.   NOS DOES NOT MEAN PERFECT.  IT MEANS IT IS VERY OLD.  AND MAY HAVE IMPREFECTIONS.

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