Mopar 1966 Plymouth Fury Rear Clip 4 Door Car on 2040-parts.com
Lehighton, Pennsylvania, US
This rear clip is a 1966 fury 4 door this car had 40 G on the odometer before it took a front end hit It is very solid Comes with 8 3/4 open rear and all the parts in pictures.pickup only Have any questions please give me a call Ask for Harold 610-377-2310 or 610-377-0955 thanks.
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