1964 Ford Thunderbird Rear5 Bumper Center Script Ornament on 2040-parts.com
Eugene, Oregon, US
This is the rear center bumper from a 1964 Ford Tbird.Will as work on a 1965. Straight but chrome has some light rust. Two broken mounting bolts. Lens has a crack.
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