Ford Vintage 1957 ? Steering Column, Steering Wheel, And Shifter And Turn Signal on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
this item was reportedly 1957 ford
steering column with shifter etc as shown
I don't know what year it really fits
or model
anyone?
it's a consignment item for delmer
who's on a fixed income
15 years on ebay
4500++ feedback
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