67 68 Orig. Mustang Sheby Trap Door Beltline Trim Folddown And Non Folddown Seat on 2040-parts.com
Abingdon, Virginia, United States
This is a very nice original Ford trim piece used on all fastback Mustangs and Shebys that attaches to the top of the trap door on cars with the fold down seat option. This is also used on cars without this option and attaches to the top of the rear panel. It has been repainted and has all 4 attaching clips with nuts (also original Ford). Please see my other auctions. Lower 48 shipping will be $15. Thanks!
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