Bob Drake Trunk Lid Latch Ford 1939 40 Coupe 1940 Convertible on 2040-parts.com
Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, United States
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BOB DRAKE TRUNK LID LATCH FORD 1939 40 COUPE 1940 CONVERTIBLE Bring back easy function and security to your trunk by replacing your worn out original latch. Designed to match your Ford's original unit, made with heavy gauge steel and high grade springs. Ready to install for a lifetime of trouble free service. *1939-40 Ford Coupe & 1940 Ford Convertible *1939 Mercury Sedan & 1939-40 Mercury Sedan Coupe & Convertible ANY QUESTIONS CALL 724-375-3940 |
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