1969 Boss Hood Scoop on 2040-parts.com
De Soto, Missouri, United States
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1969 BOSS HOOD SCOOP, PLEASE LOOK AT FORD NUMBERS IN PICTURES I HAVE POSTED BEFORE YOU BID AND MAKE SURE THIS WILL WORK FOR YOU. I DON'T KNOW IF 302 OR 429. YOU DECIDE. THIS IS USED AND HAS A CRACK ON BACK SIDE,BUT IS STILL VERY USABLE. SHIPS USPS 17.25
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