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09 Ford F150 F-150 Truck Tailgate Style-side Silver Backup Camera 10 11 12 Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $355.00
Location:

Ormond Beach, Florida, US

Ormond Beach, Florida, US
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YOU ARE BUYING A COMPLETE SILVER TAILGATE WITH WORKING BACKUP CAMERA FROM A 2009 FORD F-150..  

ALL HARDWARE, TRIM, STRAPS AND CAMERA WIRING INCLUDED..  

VERY MINOR IMPERFECTIONS..THIS IS A VERY NICE CONDITION OVERALL..

OEM FACTORY GATE , METALLIC SILVER..USED LITTLE TO NONE...  

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