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1977 1978 Ford-mercury Radio Knobs D7oa-18a932; Fairmont-granada-monarch-zephyr on 2040-parts.com

US $4.99
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Franklin, Wisconsin, United States

Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
1977 1978 Ford-Mercury Radio Knobs D7OA-18A932; Fairmont-Granada-Monarch-Zephyr, US $4.99, image 1
“No cracks, nice chrome”
Manufacturer Part Number:D7OA18A932AA Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right Part Brand:Ford Motor Company

Here’s a used original pair of rear/inner radio knobs, FoMoCo part number D7OA18A932-AA.

 

Please review photos and description but I believe these to be correct for ’77 & ’78 Ford and Mercury mid-size cars.

 

Both are in good shape with no physical damage or peeling; they will need cleaning and polishing before installation.

 

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