50202D Roof Panel-1964-66 Mustang; Coupe; with Separate Sail Panels; EDP Coated

Name: 50202D Roof Panel-1964-66 Mustang; Coupe; with Separate Sail Panels; EDP Coated
Brand: OER
SKU: 691-50202D
Price: 454.99 USD
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Mustang

Roof Panel-1964-66 Mustang

Coupe

with Separate Sail Panels

EDP Coated

OER 50202D Features:

Reproduction of the original roof panel section designed for use with 1964-66 Mustang coupe models. Each roof panel is manufactured in stamped steel to original factory specifications featuring correct contours for an authentic appearance and fit. Includes the roof panel and separate sail panels as pictured. When your roof is damaged or rusted beyond repair, this steel panel can be used for a total replacement or as a patch panel to replace the damaged areas.

Ford Applications:

1964-1966 Ford Mustang (coupe)

Part TypeRoof Panel
BrandOER
Package Height9.0
Package Width51.0
Package Length57.0
Weight65.0 PG
Part CategoryReplacement Parts
Part FitmentDirect Fit
Vendor Part Number50202D
Package Qty1
Package TypeEA

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