1979-86 Ford Mustang Window Crank Handle on 2040-parts.com
Monessen, Pennsylvania, United States
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This item is a factory-style replacement window crank handle for 1979-1986 Mustangs.
The crank has a free-rolling knob, and the handle itself screws on. Made of plastic. Retaining Phillips flat-head screw included. Item sold individually, one item per door. |
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