1965/66 Mustang Glove Box Door on 2040-parts.com
Parks, Arizona, United States
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1965/1966 Mustang glove box door. I think it is actually a 65 but I can't remember the difference. Good condition with nice chrome. This is a no reserve auction. If all the door sales for is 2.50, then you got a deal. Cleaning out my shop so the price reflects that. Thanks for looking.
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