66-77 Early Ford Bronco Oem Steel Dash, Solid No Rust, 1966-1977, Nr on 2040-parts.com
Zeeland, Michigan, US
This is a used steel dash panel out of a 1966 bronco, but will fit all years from 66-77. This is a very solid piece with no rust through on it, just some light surface rust on the back side as pictured. The area for the radio has been cut out for a modern style radio. There is a few extra drill holes here and there for what ever reason from the prior person. This is a used auto part that is sold "as is", no warrantee or guarantee is expressed or implied. Winner of auction pays fixed S&H costs of $25.00 to the lower 48 states. Insurance is included within the S&H costs. Sorry NO shipping outside the U.S. Payment due in 24 hours after auction closes via Paypal. Good luck and happy bidding!
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