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1956 Ford Windshield Int Garnish Trim Molding Molding Lower R/l Cars Sedan Wagon on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
Location:

Wadsworth, Ohio, US

Wadsworth, Ohio, US
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 1956 Ford Windshield Interior Garnish Trim Moulding Molding

-- Lower Dash R/L Defroster Vent Cars - Sedan / Wagon  - NOT HT

Nice pieces. Light surface rust on the back side but a pair off the same vehicle.  See the undersides. The middle bridge cap is missing.  

I  have just acquired many pieces of 55-56, some 54 and 57 garnish & moldings. Also have a Sedan Pair - Inquire  Also T-Bird 1955-1966

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