1959 Edsel Bermuda 1960 Ford Edsel Pacer New Delco Rear Shocks Shock Absorbers on 2040-parts.com
Rockford, Illinois, US
These shock absorbers are brand new in original boxes . They are dated 1960 .
A matched pair is in this auction .
These are for the rear of a 1959 Edsel station wagon or a 1960 Edsel sedan/hardtop .
Paypal accepted .
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