66 Mustang Side Trim on 2040-parts.com
Santa Barbara, California, US
These came off my 66 mustang. All are straight and complete. One hole...not sure why (pictured). Could use a little paint and polish
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Mouldings & Trim for Sale
Grille end piece trim, 1955 chevrolet(US $14.00)
1949 50 51 mercury fender skirts(US $10.00)
1964-65 pontiac gto/lemans outer a-pillar panels - hardtop/coupe - original pair(US $200.00)
Side window trim, sail panel, 1955 bel air hardtop(US $65.00)
Nos amc rambler 63 classic 660 2 door left quarter trim(US $75.00)
Nos rambler stainless strip - 1966 ambassador dpl right side quarter - 2 dr(US $60.00)
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