Brushed Aluminum Window Cranks & Inserts For Early Ford Street Rod on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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These window cranks are beautifully machined by Big Al's Carponents. They come with inserts for early Ford roll up side door windows. They were previously on a 1934 Ford Tudor street rod. They list new for $58 plus shipping per pair including inserts. They are offered as a pair only.
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