1969 Mustang Window Cranks Front on 2040-parts.com
Lisbon, Iowa, United States
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Front window cranks from a 69 Mustang coupe. The brighter red knob may have been on the side of the car that got more sun than the darker red one? They are in nice shape, teeth are not stripped.
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