Ford Model A Briggs Header Hinge Dd on 2040-parts.com
Sprague, Washington, US
A nice header hinge for a Ford Model A with a Briggs style body. Very straight. Strong metal, holds its original shape with some surface rust. Has original black paint. No distortion in mounting holes. Nice for your restoration project.
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