Ford spares papers

[m606paz]

Papers found inside wooden box with spares arriving in Argentina

[Keith Webb]

That's a LOT of mirrors!

[Lynn Eades]

Mariano, some of them were sold on ebay quite a few years back. Some one in the USA bought a heap in. I bought my two from him. They went pretty quick. I think someone on MLU in Canada, bought the last of them.

[rob love]

I'm not sure if those packing slips are for Argentina or just for delivery to Long Point, which is a Canadian depot. There seems to be a conflict in dates: the B5-31 would indicate Feb of 45, while the top of the paper shows a date of 2-7-1945. The driveshaft instruction would appear to be Dec of 44 (L4 prefix). That one is for a whopping 524 driveshafts.

The eventual sale to South America would have been for far less I suspect, although there did seem to be a lot of those mirrors on ebay.

[m606paz]

The mirrors still in box, NOS.

[Harry Moon]

You have to find a way to get those mirrors to market.

[m606paz]

Hi Harry
I am not the seller, I only share spare parts that we still get here. The problem with shipping from Argentina is: The seller's prices are high. The seller does not have payment methods for international use, such as Paypal or Credit card. It only accepts Pesos or US Dollars. The shipping methods make the product more expensive, since we are in the ass of the world. Our state mail is not secure. DHL, Fedex or other couriers are excessively high. Result, a product that can multiply the cost of what you can get LWDParts.com