Thames Panel Reproduction Back Panel 1948 Ford Hot Rat Rod Gasser Vintage Drag on 2040-parts.com
Coventry, United Kingdom
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This is a reproduction back panel for the 1948 type Thames 1/4 ton panel. It is made from 20 gauge steel and is an accurate copy of the original with all lips and flanges formed. These panels are being made in England. Price includes shipping to 50 state US or Canada.
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