Nos 63 64 Ford Galaxie 500 Blue Horn Button Assy #c3az-13a805-d on 2040-parts.com
Dewitt, Michigan, US
NOS 63 64 Ford Galaxie 500 Blue Horn Button Assy #C3AZ-13A805-D. See description for applications. Item as is: light shelf wear and scratches, tiny bit of chrome wear and pitting, blue foil looks great. Confirm this item is compatible with your vehicle BEFORE purchasing. 6% SALES TAX FOR MICHIGAN RESIDENTS. THOUSANDS OF ORIGINAL 1957-72 FULL SIZE FORD AND MERCURY CAR PARTS IN STOCK WHEELCOVERS FOR ANY AMERICAN CAR 1949 TO 1985. For Returns: call within 5 days of receipt of part. No call, No return. No postage refunds. No e-mail. CALL 517-371-2396 10am-1pm MON-FRI for questions on thousands of original FORD parts. GALAXIE parts vendor since 1973. 190,000 parts in stock!
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