New Foxcraft 1965-66 Plymouth Fury Fender Skirts Foxcraft on 2040-parts.com
Evansville, Indiana, United States
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You are purchasing one pair of new old stock Foxcraft 1965-66 Fury fender skirts. These are like factory originals.
There is a small patch of light surface rust. Very slight ( see photo ). Skirts are complete with hardware and gasket material. 30 day return. Purchase with confidence. |
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