Vintage Aftermarket 1936 Ford Greyhound Hood Ornament Flathead Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Greenwood, South Carolina, United States
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Nice Vintage Aftermarket 1936 Ford Greyhound Hood Ornament. Not Cracked Or Broken Only One Mounting Screw, Threads Are Good In Both Holes Though. Does Need A Good Polishing. Great Driver Quality! we take apart all large items for shipping when possible, if you do not want it taken apart please contact me at the end of the auction as the winning bidder, Thanks! INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS We ship internationally by the eBay Global Shipping Program only. Please do not request an invoice at the close of the auction, it will take off the Global Shipping Program. You will receive an invoice from eBay's Global Shipping Program in a timely manner at the close of the auction Thanks! Pictures best describe the condition, look at them carefully. All sales final. Parts and cars range from 1916 to the early 70's, condition to fully restored to a hound dog could jump through the side of it! Model T, Model A, Flathead V8, Willys, Ford Chevrolet, Kaiser, Nash, Buick, etc. Thanks for stopping by! <>< |
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