Tail-light Pads For Ford Club 1953, Country Sedan 1952-1954; MP 785

Designed for 1952-1954 Ford cars and trucks, these tail-light pads measure 6-1/2" in outer diameter and are crafted to fit seamlessly between your tail-light housing and the body of your vehicle. They are specifically engineered to prevent rattling and squeaking, ensuring a quieter ride while protecting your vehicle’s paint from scratches and rust. These pads are made from durable materials that provide a snug fit and long-lasting performance, making them an essential addition to your restoration or maintenance project. Compatible with models like the Ford Country Sedan, Country Squire, Crestline, Customline, Mainline, Ranch Wagon, Sunliner, Victoria, Skyliner, and Courier Sedan Delivery, these pads are a perfect fit for a wide range of classic Ford vehicles. Backed by Metro’s 30-year Platinum Warranty, you can trust in their quality and durability for decades to come.

Features and Benefits

• Prevents tail-light hardware from rattling and squeaking.
• Protects paint from scratches and rust.
• Fits seamlessly for a clean and professional look.
• Backed by a 30-year warranty for peace of mind.

Warranty Info
Metro leading warranty is the best in the industy. This part carries our platinum warranty and is guaranteed for a full 30 years from date of purchase. We promise that if your Metro part fails during this time we will replace it free of charge. That is our "No Hassle" guarantee. Do not settle for a simple promise of satisfaction.

Convertible Top Specialists has been in business since 1992 selling the best in convertible related parts and weatherstripping for most cars' trucks and vans.

• 1953 - 1953 Ford Club
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Country Sedan
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Country Squire
• 1954 - 1954 Ford Courier Sedan Delivery
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Crestline
• 1952 - 1952 Ford Custom
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Customline
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Mainline
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon
• 1954 - 1954 Ford Skyliner
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Sunliner
• 1952 - 1954 Ford Victoria

MP 785