1965 Ford Ltd Horn Bezel And Center Cone on 2040-parts.com
Granada Hills, California, US
THIS HORN BEZEL AND CENTER CONE CAME FROM A 1965 FORD LTD
THESE ITEMS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
THE CHROME HAS A GREAT SHINE AND THE CONE BEZEL
IS VERY CLEAN AS WELL.
THESE ITEMS SHOW NO CRACKS AND ARE READY TO BE INSTALLED.
THIS ITEM IS SOLD AS IS.
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