1967 68 69 70 71 1972 Ford Truck Tailgate Chrome on 2040-parts.com
Slayton, Minnesota, US
Up for sale is a nice shape tailgate chrome for 67-72 Fords. It has a few scratches in the paint and a minor ding or two but is overall very nice. This piece could be painted and polished to show. I great piece for a nice daily driver. Ask about other parts for these rides I probably got them. Thanks for looking and good luck! Shipping will be $20 UPS
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