1982-1991 Ford Full Size Van Wood Drink Tray Cup Holder Solid Walnut on 2040-parts.com
Elkhart, Indiana, US
This is a solid wood drink tray for 1982-1991 Ford Econoline Full Size Vans. These drink trays were originally used on conversion vans and mini motorhomes. This one is a solid walnut. It has a clear natural finish on it so the color can vary slightly depending on the natural color of the wood.. This tray Measures 23 1/2" at widest X 10 1/2" at deepest X 3" tall from bottom level to top level The shipping charges on this item are free to anywhere in the continental USA. This item normally ships within 1-2 working days of receiving cleared payment via Paypal.
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