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1987-1991 Ford Truck Bronco Seatbelt Harness Front Cover Red on 2040-parts.com

US $4.99
Location:

Auburn, Pennsylvania, United States

Auburn, Pennsylvania, United States

1987-1991 Ford Truck Bronco seatbelt harness front cover red.  Used but good condition. 
Any items I sell are generally vintage items and should not be expected to be compared to brand new.  When described as good condition, it is good condition for it's age.  I try my best to point out any defects that I see, but items are being sold as is so please ask questions before bidding.

 It is expected that items are paid for in 7 days via Paypal unless prior arrangements have been made with me.  I will combine shipping when possible, but costs are what they are.

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