2005-2014 Ford Mustang Rocker Stripes Matte Black New on 2040-parts.com
Hudsonville, Michigan, US
2005-2014 Mustang Rocker Stripes. These are Matte Black in color and new. Bought for my Mustang that I just recently sold. These stripes are $50.00 new. Includes applicator and complete instructions, get it today with free shipping. Blue and silver Mustangs in pics. not included...
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