1954 Ford Crestline & Customline 4dr Rh Front Door Moulding Trim Nos on 2040-parts.com
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, US
1954 Ford Crestline & Customline 4 Door Front Door RH Outside Door Moulding NOS
Part # BM-7320938-B
Measures 39 13/16" Long By 1 3/4" Wide
Fits 1954 Customline & Crestline 4 DR Sedan & S/W
Needs A Good Buffing
Very Nice NOS
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