1966-1977 Early Ford Bronco Factory Fomoco Lift Gate Support Set. Very Nice! on 2040-parts.com
Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, US
UP FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS A SET OF FACTORY LIFT GATE SUPPORTS. THESE ARE IN GREAT USED CONDITION AND ARE ONE HECK OF A LOT CHEAPER THEN NEW!
THERE IS NOTHING BETTER FOR YOUR RESTORATION THEN ORIGINAL FORD PARTS! THIS IS QUITE NICE AND GREAT FOR A DRIVER OR RESTORATION!
BID WITH CONFIDENCE AS I AM A REGULAR SELLER OF BRONCO PARTS.
MESSAGE ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A DIFFERENT PART AS I HAVE A WAREHOUSE FULL OF BRONCO PARTS!
GOOD LUCK!!
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