1963 Ford Fairlane Nos Quarter Moulding on 2040-parts.com
Stanardsville, Virginia, US
Nos quarter moulding for 1963 fairlane.The moulding fits the4 door sedan,I don't know if it fits any other models or not.
The moulding is in new condition in the original wrapping.
Shipping to lower 48 only unless prior arrangments are made .
shipping west of the Mississipi will be an additional $10.
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