Ford Thunderbird - 1961 - Rear Seat Panels on 2040-parts.com
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, US
1961 Ford Thunderbird
Rear Seat Side Panels
No Reserve
Local Pick-Up - Cash Payments Only
From a 1961 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop comes the rear seat panels for both the drivers and passenger side. The color is black with chrome and includes the ashtray and power window switches.
The auction starts at $275.00 for both but if you want just one of them let me know
They are used but in very good condition for being over 52 years old
Due to their size I would prefer selling them locally since I cannot pack them myself and would rely on using the UPS Store which, as I've learned from other sales, is not cheap.
But, if you insist on wanting them packed and shipped to you, contact me BEFORE you bid with your zip code and I will provide you with a APPROXIMATE shipping quote.
Thanks for looking!
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