1999 Ford F250 Headlight Switch W/mtg Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Bell, Florida, US
1999 Ford F250 Headlight Switch. Parting out an F250 with a blown engine. Headlight switch and interior light rheostat works just right. This switch may work on other Ford trucks with the same socket. A solid unit.
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