Ford Ltd Landau Ornament Emblems Trim Badge Exterior Roof Panel Scripts 77 78 + on 2040-parts.com
AutoWorks, US
Listing for 2 Ford LTD Landau ornaments aprox 5 1/8" length 4 back posts,actual parts shown used not nos,chrome steel, original black detail may be faded or worn repaint if desired,no other parts included may apply to many years & models side pillar roof fender exterior Body panel ,refer to photo part no & size check your use,usa postal tracking included,Bid purchase of item you agree to Description & sale price more LTD Take a Look at my other items!
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