1966 Comet Cyclone Back Moulding on 2040-parts.com
Paradise Valley, Arizona, US
You are bidding for a 1966 Comet Cyclone back Moulding in great shape NEW Remanufatured part in Aluminium Not Chromed or Polished better then Original [not pot metal] the holes to fasten are not done need to be done if more pictures needed Email me see pictures if this is what you need if I didn’t describe it correctly Email me with ANY Questions
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