1979-86 Ford Mustang Turn Signal/parking Signal Mounting Kit (does 1 Side) on 2040-parts.com
Monessen, Pennsylvania, United States
THIS WILL FIT 79-86FORD MUSTANGS. THIS KIT IS FOR THE TURNING AND PARKING SIGNALS. ITS A MOUNTING KIT THAT DOES ONE SIDE ONLY.
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