1967 Galaxie Convertible, Galaxie, Ltd, Kick Panels Red on 2040-parts.com
Liberty Center, Ohio, US
Pair of Kick panels in good shape , physical shape is awesome but the they will need to be repainted.
I have a whole car i am parting out , ask about any part too small is not a problem i have pulled everything that had a bolt so if it was on the car and could be removed i have it i have windows from a convertible and hard top. any questions feel free to call me at 419-250-1418 ask for mark
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