1992-1996 Ford Truck Bronco Steel Blue Passenger Side Armrest on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, Pennsylvania, United States
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1992-1996 Ford Truck or Bronco passenger side steel blue door armrest - the blue that is a blue/gray shade. Used but good condition. No rips and all mounting holes good.
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