Front Bumper Ford 1987 88 89 90 91 92 93 Mustang Gt Coupe/convertible 5.0 Gt Lx on 2040-parts.com
McDonough, Georgia, US
FRONT BUMPER COVER with SIDE PANELS,FITS FORD 5.0 GT MUSTANG FASTBACK/COUPE/CONVERTIBLE 1987 THUR 1993,Was took off many years ago and put up inside, has no cracks in plasitc, one spot at top coner has a small dent you can see in pictures,all so the cracks you see in some places is the paint,,it was painted black over blue,you can see that in pictures,in very good condition for over 20 years old.Please look at pictures and ask questions. PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM I WILL NOT SHIPP,ITS PICK UP ONLY
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