1960 Ford Galaxie Rear Fin Molding Good Used Parts L&r Side on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Ohio, US
HERE ARE LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE REAR TOP OF FIN MOLDING FOR 1960 FORD GALAXIE , STARLINER, SUNLINER VEHICLES.
ONE YEAR ONLY FIT.
THEY WILL NEED RESTORED FOR SHOW.
ALL THE STUDS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE.
THESE ARE NOT STAINLESS PARTS.
I ALSO HAVE IN MY OTHER AUCTIONS ROCKER PANEL MOLDINGS, DOOR AND TOP OF QUARTER PANEL TRIM AND SOME MISC TRIM.
THANKS, BOB
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