1964,1965 Ford Falcon # C4dz-6223352-a Window Regulator Handle Knob on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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GENUINE FORD PART THAT IS LISTED FOR 1964 & 1965 FALCON,
ALL BODY TYPES. SOLD AS ONE PACKAGE OF 6 PIECES. THE PIN IS PRESSED FIT INTO KNOB. PACKAGE CONTAINS SPRING WASHERS FOR PINS AND RETAINER CLIPS FOR HANDLES. |
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