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    Expired Upper Rear Quarter Panel - Driver/passenger $200 Each

    These pieces are in Tenino, Washington. The upper rear quarters are in decent shape. I patched the factory holes where the brackets held the vinyl roof. There is minor surface rust in places, but it is easily fixed. The price of $200 each is for local pickup only, however, I will ship to the...
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    Expired 1970 Rear Frame Rails & Fender Tubs $450

    This piece is in Tenino, Washington. Did your mustang get rear ended or side swiped? Are your frame rails tweaked beyond repair? Well I have a matching set for you. They are in great condition and include all what you see in the photo. The price of $450 is for local pickup only, however, I will...
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    Expired 1970 Mustang Front Left Clip $250

    This piece is located in Tenino, Washington. Front clip includes frame rail, floor support, torque box, shock tower, fender aprons, and the "A" pillar. According to CJ Pony Parts, this frame rail will fit 1965 through 1970, so there are many vehicles this will fit. I also have an identical clip...
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    Expired 1970 Fenders And Extensions $350 Each

    I have a driver and passenger side fender extension/headlight buckets. The extensions are in excellent condition attached to their respective fender ($350 each). The fenders have some minor wear along their wheel well radius but totally fixable. This price is for local pickup only in Tenino...
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    Expired 1970 Passenger Front Clip

    Front clip includes frame rail, floor support, torque box, shock tower, fender aprons, and the "A" pillar. According to CJ Pony Parts, this frame rail will fit 1965 through 1970, so there are many vehicles this will fit. I also have an identical clip for driver side. This product is in Tenino...
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    Expired 1969 And 1970 Tail Light Panel

    Original Ford part with production numbers. Essential for restoring your 1969 to 1970 pony car. This piece is totally straight with minor surface rust. I left plenty of neighboring metal on it during the removal process so as not to damage it. You will need to do the final grinding to fit your...
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