1953 1954 1955 1956 Ford Coe Cabover Left Hand Fender Brace Radiator Support Nos on 2040-parts.com
La Veta, Colorado, US
NOS Left Hand Fender Support Radiator Core Support 1953-1956 Ford COE Trucks My research shows the part was discontinued in 1957. I can only identify it by looking at the illustration catalog. It is excellent NOS condition. Use it to replace your rusty or crushed part. Please check your references for specific applications.
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