1969-70 Ford Mustang Fastback Mach 1 428cj Oe Fiberglass Short Boss V Hood Scoop on 2040-parts.com
Topeka, Kansas, United States
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A ORIGINAL FIBERGLASS HOOD SCOOP OFF A 1969 MACH 1. ORIGINAL PART THAT NEEDS SOME WORK, BUT STILL USEABLE. NOTICE THE BROKE CORNER , STILL HANGING ON BUT NEEDS SOME REPAIR. EASY FIX FOR A FIBERGLASS MAN. CHECK OUT THE PHOTO'S AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK. SEVERAL FORD PART NUMBERS ON THIS C9ZB-160664, C9ZB-16056, C9OB-160664, C9OB-16056.
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