Pacific Wind Deflectors Gm Ford Dodge 20's 30's on 2040-parts.com
Howard Lake, Minnesota, US
Here's a pair of very old Pacific brand wind deflectors. I was told by my resident old guys that these would have been aftermarket accessories for a 20's or 30's car. They are in working shape. The glass is missing on both. One of them is missing an end. Please look at pics carefully.
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