1968 Mercury Parklane Breezeway Package Tray Window on 2040-parts.com
Show Low, Arizona, United States
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THIS IS THE PACKAGE TRAY THAT HAS THE FELT LINER FOR THE BREEZEWAY MODEL THAT THE REAR BACK WINDOW RIDES ON. IN PERFECT SHAPE. IF YOU NEED ONE OF THESE PROBABLY NOT EASY TO FIND. THIS WAS IN A FOUR DOOR PARKLANE MAY FIT OTHER FOUR DOOR MERCURY MODELS AND EARLIER YEARS [68 WAS THE LAST YEAR THE BREEZEWAY WAS PRODUCED] LIKE 67. IF THERE ARE BREEZEWAY PARTS YOU NEED PLEASE EMAIL. BUYER PAYS A FLAT $75 FOR SHIPPING . IF YOUR IN ARIZONA OR SOCAL MAYBE OTHER ARRAINGMENTS CAN BE MADE TO GET IT. CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR MORE FORD MERCURY CAR TRUCK AND ENGINE PARTS. THANKS FOR LOOKING!
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