Ford Mustang Grill Emblem , Approximate Year 1966 on 2040-parts.com
Newfane, New York, US
Grill emblem for Ford Mustang, original Ford Part. I believe it is for 1966 mustang. On back of horse it has the numbers 66 and 71. Not sure if that means it will also fit a 1971 mustang. Was kept out side in shelter. It is bent out on inside bottom left corner. See photo Needs some TLC
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