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1970 Ford Truck F150 F250 F350 Drivers Side Door on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Somerset, Massachusetts, United States

Somerset, Massachusetts, United States

This is a Drivers side door removed from a 1970 Ford f350 , old town truck . The door has some holes from mirrors that I will weld up if buyer wants ? The door is in real nice shape the lower edge is nice with surface rust . The glass is missing but latch and handle wing window are all their. I will not weld up holes if you don't message me. This can ship Greyhound bus for the best rate I would prefer you make all arrangements I will wrap in shrink wrap and deliver to bus terminal for free this should cost around $125.00 Check out my other items!    

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