1964-65 Ford Falcon,mercury Comet Convertible Rear Panels With Trim on 2040-parts.com
Greenfield, New Hampshire, United States
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These are the rear side panels from a 1964 Falcon Convertible. For the year they are in pretty good shape. The do have some weathering to the cardboard but not bad. The panels themselves have the trim attached to them and you also get the stainless trim that holds them in place. These will clean up I was unable to do that. Thanks for looking.
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