1964 Ford Fairlane Exterior Firewall Heater Fan Motor Plate Cover - Nice on 2040-parts.com
Chula, Georgia, US
Refurbed Original Vintage FORD Fairlane Firewall Exterior Heater Fan Blower Motor Plate Cover. Removed from 1964 Fairlane and bead blasted and painted Low Gloss Black. Had some small rust pitts that should show up in pictures, overall better than average! Check pictures, I think this cover will fit 63,64,65 Fairlanes and some Falcons. Have lots of used and new Mustang parts.
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