Ford Mustang Original 65 Deluxe /66 Gt Glove Box Door With Dash Insert To Match on 2040-parts.com
Morris, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is a refreshed 65 Deluxe or 66 Mustang GT Glove box door with a Ken Harrison Brushed Aluminum look plastic insert - and the matching plastic dash inserts to make your Speedometer match
PLEASE Note: the design of the door and inserts as they fit the 65 Deluxe or 66 GT configuration with chrome trim line across top only Door was cleaned & repainted - then added the insert Button was removed , cleaned & buffed before being replaced The chrome on the door is not perfect , has some of the " sparkles " on the underside of top lip and bottom of the door . The sides that show towards the drivers side and passengers side are still very smooth and shiny A very inexpensive way to take your ride to a whole new look !! Ready to go to its new home. Please watch for additional parts to be listed in the coming weeks - |
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