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Booneville, Mississippi, US
UP FOR BIDDING IS A JACK KIT REMOVED FROM A 2011 FORD EXPEDITION EL. THIS IS A OEM PART. THIS IS A COMPLETE JACK KIT. THE JACK ROD IS INCLUDED. THE KIT IN THE PHOTOS IS THE ONE YOU ARE BUYING. PLEASE LOOK AT PICTURES BEFORE PURCHASE.
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