Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

1991 Dodge Truck Steering Wheel W/ Cruise Switch Mopar Ram Pick Up 90 91 92 ? on 2040-parts.com

US $59.99
Location:

Moberly, Missouri, US

Moberly, Missouri, US
:

PLEASE READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION

SHIPPING TO UNITED STATES ONLY, NO EXCEPTIONS (PAY PAL ONLY)

 

You are bidding on a black steering wheel and cruise control switch off of a 1991 Dodge Truck.  I am not sure of interchanges, I think 1990 - 1992 are the same, but make sure before bidding. Shows average wear, overall a pretty nice wheel. Not sure if the horn or cruise assembly works or not as truck was not running. See pictures. FREE SHIPPING as always!

Lucky winner pays $0.00 shipping within the US. Paypal only. PAYMENT MUST BE RECIEVED WITHIN 5 days or I reserve the right to relist item and will file a claim for non payment.

I will leave feedback after feedback is left for me, that way I can make sure you are happy with your purchase and any problems can be addressed

Mercedes-Benz A-class gets the AMG treatment

Tue, 12 Jun 2012

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed limited details about its most affordable performance model to date, the A45 AMG. Set to go on sale in Europe in early 2013, the rival to the Audi RS3 and the BMW M135i sits at the top of the third-generation A-class lineup. The price, although not yet officially revealed, is expected to start at about 50,000 euros, or $62,400 at current exchange rates).

Nimbus e-Car: the eco camper of the future

Mon, 14 Jul 2014

Following on from the super-cute Porsche-alike Carice Mk1electric car we brought you recently, today we have news of a futuristic family adventure car that might just rival the Carice for sheer "awwwww". Meet the Nimbus e-Car concept. It’s like a Volkswagen Transporter Kombi for the hippies of 2020.

Experts predict nine-, 10-speed transmissions to dominate in North America

Mon, 13 May 2013

In March, luxury maker Land Rover proudly told an audience at the Geneva auto show that it would soon bring to market the industry's first nine-speed transmission. One month later, Ford Motor Co. and General Motors announced that they would jointly develop 10-speeds.