11 12 Ford Explorer Drivers Left Headlight Oem on 2040-parts.com
Wisconsin, US
Here is a used OEM Ford Explorer headlight with bulbs. One tab has been professionally repaired as seen in picture. Lens has 2 small indentations on egde above and right of repaired tab. Good light for a great price
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