1969 1970 Mercury Cougar Mustang C9wb Left Rear 1/4 Quarter Window Glass Track ! on 2040-parts.com
Spencer, New York, United States
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USED ORIGINAL LEFT REAR QUARTER WINDOW TRACK REMOVED FROM A 1969 MERCURY COUGAR CONVERTIBLE. THIS UNIT IS IN GOOD USED SHAPE ONLY NEEDING A SMALL AMOUNT OF CLEAN UP TO LOOK GREAT. THIS SHOULD FIT 1969/1970 MERCYR COUGAR AND MUSTANG COUPE AND CONVERTIBLE MODELS. MAY ALSO FIT FASTBACK BUT I HAVE NOT VERIFIED.
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