1964-1966 Mustang Fastback New Black Pony Deluxe Seat Upholstery And Door Panels on 2040-parts.com
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a NEW black Pony interior seat and door panel set which fits 1964 1/2 thru 1966 Ford Mustang fastbacks. NOTE: This fits the fastback models only. This seat and door panel is complete with all of the components shown. Perfect for replacing a missing, damaged, worn or defective upholstery. We charge actual shipping or your welcome to pick it up at our shop. See my eBay store for the '64 thru '66 Mustang fastback dash board cover and the new fastback carpet set. Thanks!
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