No Reserve 1971 Mercury Montego Grille Center Oem P/n D1gb-8150-b on 2040-parts.com
Boynton Beach, Florida, United States
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Nice used 1971 Mercury Montego grille center. Structurally sound with mounting tabs intact. The chrome could use a nice polishing and the black paint could use a little touch-up. There is a small chip in one of the vertical spars. See pics. Not very noticeable. Looks like a typical rock chip from driving on the road over the years. Don't let that stop you! It's just patina.... This grille will last a long time. An inexpensive upgrade for your classic. Take advantage! Winning bidder please pay for item within 48 hours of auction end or item will be re-listed. Thank you and Good Luck! |
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