2003-2008 Ford Expedition Oe Center Cap Pn# 5l34-1a096-ga on 2040-parts.com
Wake Forest, North Carolina, US
This is an original Ford chrome center cap that has all of 6 clips to mount it to the wheel. It is in good condition and should fit 17 in. wheel. I have 3 for sale all are similar to that pictured. Please check your part number to see if this fits your wheel.
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