1973 - 1979 Ford Pickup Truck Stainless Door Panel Trim Ranger F100 F250 F150 on 2040-parts.com
Millbrae, California, United States
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Door panel trim from a 1973 Ford pickup truck with the upgraded Ranger trim. these are in excellent condition very shiny miminal scratches not bent They will fit 1973 to 1979 trucks and 1978 1979 Broncos. The tabs are all intact and can be added to any standard door panel.
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