Purchase VINTAGE 1940 FORD OUTSIDE DOOR HANDLES - NICE ORIGINAL MATCHING PAIR - HOT ROD in Saranac Lake, New York, United States, for US $49.95

Condition:Used

We recently purchased the contents of a barn from a life long collector of vintage car parts. Check out our other auctions and "The Old Car Parts Store" for similar items that have been in storage for the past 40+ years.

Here is a pair of VINTAGE 1940 FORD OUTSIDE DOOR HANDLES. They are in good to good+ used condition. One handle has a few very tiny dings (I stress very tiny) and both have traces of light surface scratches here and there (also very minor). One has the spring in tact in the area between the escutcheon and mounting shaft and the other does not. The wrap around stainless has tight seams on the backside with no cracks or splitting (very nice). Overall, a nice original pair that I rate as better than most drivers. Please check out the pictures and ask questions before bidding. Professional packaging guaranteed (see our feedback). Bid with confidence and good luck.

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