1960's Mustang Rocker Panel Moldings on 2040-parts.com
Oregon City, Oregon, United States
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These are for 64.5 65 66 Mustang coupe, convertible and 65 66 fastback and Shelby GT350. They are right and left rocker panel moldings that helped repel stones that were kicked up by the tires from chipping the paint. They were held on by special clips that were riveted onto the lower rocker panels and lower rear portion of the front fenders. There were special clips that had threaded studs that fastened each end through a hole in the fender and in the rear quarter panel just in front of the wheel opening.
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