1980's Oem Original Ford Econoline 150 Van Interior Arm Rest Pads Set Of Two on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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1980'S OEM ORIGINAL FORD ECONOLINE 150 VAN INTERIOR ARM REST PADS SET OF TWO. THESE ARE USED AND CAME OUT OF MY BROTHERS VAN. BLUE IN COLOR. HARDWARE AND SCREWS INCLUDED. BLUE COLOR HAS A LITTLE BIT OF OVER SPRAY WHEN THIS VAN WAS PAINTED. ONE ARM REST HAS A SMALL BUCKLE IN IT. PLEASE SEE ALL THE PHOTOS.
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