Nos Ford Radio Knob Lot 67 Pieces 60's 70's on 2040-parts.com
Signal Hill, California, US
NOS bulk lot of radio knobs
Mostly from 67 through late 70's
Some in their original packaging, some loose
I have approximately 8000 or 9000 NOS part numbers in stock, I'll be listing these items in the coming months. Requests and inquiries welcome.
- All items fully guaranteed, in stock and ready to ship
- Combined shipping on multiple item purchases
- For multiple item purchases, please "request a total from buyer" before paying
- California residents pay 7 1/2 % sales tax
- Los Angeles County residents pay 9 % sales tax
- Please see my other listings for more Ford & Mercury parts and accessories
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