1966 1967? Lincoln Continental Pair Of Sun Visors Oem Black Visor Pair 66 67? on 2040-parts.com
Driftwood, Texas, United States
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Very nice pair of visors, came from high-end 1966 Lincoln restoration where the interior color was changed, so these excellent black visors did not match. This is not the passenger mirror that was on the visors originally, but a faded extra mirror I'm tossing in with the visors, so I can clear out the shop - I hate to throw away any 50-year-old parts.
I think you will be pleased with the sharp appearance of these visors. |
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