Vintage Ford F-100 Aluminum Light Bezel Frames Set Of Two (2)rectangular Holders on 2040-parts.com
Marengo, Wisconsin, US
FORD F-100 ALUMINUM
LIGHT BEZEL FRAMES
- Minor scratches, marks, scuffs, slight bends and dents
- 2 holes for attaching
- rectangular aluminum light bezels with rounded edges
- set of two
- opening is 6" x 2"
- no numbers or markings
- please look at all photos
- These are used and are NOT in perfect condition
- Vintage Items - SOLD AS IS
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