1969-1978 Ford Galaxie-ltd/ Mercury Marquis Ginger Brown Sun Visors-priced Cheap on 2040-parts.com
Lockport, Illinois, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A PAIR OF FORD GALAXIE OR LTD GINGER BROWN SUN VISORS IN VERY GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION. NO SUN FADE OR CRACKS. THEY ARE MISSING THE RUBBER TIPS ON THE ENDS BUT THOSE ARE REPRODUCED AND AVAILABLE FOR AROUND FIVE DOLLARS. THESE ARE THE SAME AS MERCURY MONTEREY AND MARQUIS MODELS ALSO. THESE WERE USED FROM 1969-1978. PRICED CHEAP. THANKS FOR LOOKING AT MY AUCTIONS!
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