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1990-1991 Ford Taurus Interior Dashboard Clock New Oem Fodz-15000-a on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
New out the box. This part has scratches.
Manufacturer Part Number:FODZ-15000-A Brand:FORD Interchange Part Number:F1DF-15000-AAA

NEW OUT THE BOX ORIGINAL FORD
DASHBOARD CLOCK WATCH 

Specs:
  • Brand: FORD
  • Ford Part Number: F1DF-15000-AAA
  • Ford Part Number: FODZ-19500-A
ON SALE IS A BRAND NEW INTERIOR DASHBOARD CLOCK WATCH. THIS FUEL BOWL IS OUT OF ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGE AND HAS BEEN IT STORAGE AWAY FROM THE ENVIRONMENT. ITEM IS IN GOOD CONDITIONS, JUST HAS MINOR SCRATCHES. 

90-91 FORD TAURUS

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