1967 1968 Mustang Fastback 1/4 Panel Extension Gt 390 428 Gta Hipo 289 on 2040-parts.com
Snohomish, Washington, US
This is a good original oem quarter panel extension for the right rear of a 67-68 Ford Mustang 2+2 or Fastback. These are hard to find and unique to the f/b body style. It is not broken or cracked but does have a small dent shown in the black circle and a small gouge both shown in the last 3 pictures. Don't mess with poor fitting aftermarket parts , original parts always fit best. . Shipping will be a free to anywhere in the lower 48 states , elsewhere actual shipping.
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