1969 1970 Mercury Cougar Rear Bumper Mount Brackets Oem Hardware Mustang Xr7 Gt on 2040-parts.com
Spencer, New York, United States
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USED OEM 1969 MERCURY COUGAR REAR BUMPER BRACKET MOUNT SET WITH SOME ORIGINAL MOUNTING HARDWARE. MAY ALSO FIT 1970 COUGAR, MAY ALSO FIT THE SAME YEARS MUSTANG? THIS ITEM NEEDS RESTORATION. THE OEM CARRIAGE BOLTS ARE INCLUDED, SOME OF THE BRACKET TO BODY MOUNTING HARDWARE NEEDS REPAIR. |
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