98-01 Acura Integra Drivers Side Airbag Air Bag Black 77800-st7v-a710-00 on 2040-parts.com
Larkspur, Colorado, United States
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This in an Acura driver's side air bag # 77800-ST7V-A710. It will fit 1998-2001 Acura models and some Honda models.
This airbag has been used in a vehicle, but it was never deployed. There's some marks and scuffs from it being moved around on the warehouse shelves. This air bag will be shipped using ground shipping. * Please be sure this is the correct model number for your vehicle as all sales are final * |
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