1965-70 Ford Mustang Oil Caps Lqqk on 2040-parts.com
Saint Johns, Florida, US
1965-70 FORD MUSTANG OIL CAPS INCLUDED ARE TWO OIL CAPS. THE CHROME ONE IS A PUSH IN TYPE WITH A RUBBER ADAPTER FOR DIFFERENT SIZES. THE BLACK ONE IS FROM SCOTT DRAKE C5ZZ-6766 UNOPENNED. BOTH HAVE NEVER BEEN USED. NO INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS. NO REFUNDS. I WILL PACKAGE AND SHIP THEM TOP RATE ITS YOUR DIME TO INSURE THEM JUST ASK. GOOD LUCK BIDDING. I TRY TO DESCRIBE EVERYTHING TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. ANY QUESTIONS JUST ASK.
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