1964 Mercury Comet Rear Fender Extensions L/r on 2040-parts.com
Baltic, Connecticut, US
Item shown for bid are a matching pair of used rear fender extensions removed from a 64 Comet convertible in very good condition with mouldings attached..... Get both for the price of one,,,,,,,,,, Bid with confidence,,,Thanks Pete
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