Ford Rotunda Tkit-1983-d2.2 on 2040-parts.com
Middle Grove, New York, US
This set is unused. Alittle dusty from sitting around and some minor surface rust as seen in photos. You are buying as seen in photos. I believe it is complete and the book and plastic caps have never been opened. They are still in sealed plastic.
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