1939 Ford Running Boards on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, United States
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You are bidding on a pair of 1939 Ford Model 91A 922A running boards.
They are stock. Selling for a friend. May end auction early if sold locally. Won't be available for pick up or shipping until after 11-21-16 Will ship or can pick up locally. Any questions feel free to ask. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. |
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