1955 Ford F100 Steering Wheel Horn Ring on 2040-parts.com
Rector, Arkansas, US
This is out of a 1955 Ford F-100. I got this a few years ago and I really don't need it anymore. All of the tabs on the back are good and are not broken. This is an original part. Not a reproduction. This will be shipped USPS priority mail. Thanks for looking
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