1968 Cougar Grill on 2040-parts.com
Sandston, Virginia, United States
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Grill for 1968 Cougar. This does not include the middle grill. The lights include the grill, vacuum housing the light housing and the metal housing for the entire assembly for left and right side. The chrome fins are good condition with minor pitting on one chrome fin. The headlight grills move by hand very easily. The light housings are in good condition. The metal housings have slight rust but are straight with the exception of a couple of small areas and can be easily refurbished. If you would like more pictures I can send them to you. |
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