Pair Of Inside Door Handles For 1960's 70's Ford #109 on 2040-parts.com
North Olmsted, Ohio, United States
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Pair of inside door handles for a 1960's 70's Ford not sure of the exact year some one told me you can tell by the numbers on the inside it starts with D6 which is the D is for 70's 6 is the year not really sure if it right. Also not sure of the Make or Model they are in great condition and shine nicely.
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