56 Ford Thunderbird Sun Visor Bracket & Rod, Left, Chrome on 2040-parts.com
Morganton, North Carolina, United States
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You are looking an NOS 56 Ford Thunderbird Left Sunvisor Bracket and Rod. This was unsealed part in a box with other New parts. The part No, on the bracker is BAA-4004123-A, the package is B6S-4004145-A so this one has me stumped. (( Look at the photos very well! )) Search photos I did show this is a 56 T-Bird peice and in great shape. If you need more info, feel free to ask.
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