1991 Supra 7mgte Oem Lumbar And Control Mirrors Switches on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, US
FOR SALE IS A 1991 SUPRA 7MGTE OEM LUMBAR AND CONTROL MIRRORS SWITCHES . THIS ITEM WAS FROM A 1991 SUPRA 7MGTE TURBO. IT IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH NO ELECTRONIC ISSUES. HAPPY BIDDING AND THANKS FOR LOOKING. .
ITEM WILL BE SOLD WITH IDENTIFYING MARKERS OF THE
SELLER TO PREVENT BROKEN OR DAMAGED IDENTICAL PARTS FROM ITEMS THAT ARE
REPLACED BY OUR WORKING PARTS. PLEASE BE AN HONEST EBAYER AND DON'T
SWITCH OUT PARTS.
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