New 1965 Comet Dash Panel Inserts 5pc Woodgrain Mercury Ford on 2040-parts.com
Broadway, Virginia, US
This set of new reproduction
dash panel woodgrain inserts
fits 1965 Comet.
Includes pre-cut vinyl pieces for
over the gauges, radio, glove box and
right-hand (passenger side) corner.
Self-adhesive.
We offer fast FREE shipping via USPS
throughout the United States.
Virginia residents add 5% sales tax.
Thank you for your consideration.
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