1997 1998 ( New ) Dodge Dakota Gas Fuel Filler Neck Pipe ***** Oem ***** on 2040-parts.com
Stellarton, Nova Scotia, CA
3D Auto Parts Ltd. 1-800-599-7267 TOLL FREE Fuel Tank Filler Neck Application Our Filler necks at 3D Auto Parts and other auto parts are very high quality. THIS IS A BRAND NEW OEM FILLER NECK DIRECTLY FROM DODGE *************** FITS -- 1997 - 1998 DODGE DAKOTA w/ quick connect This filler neck has a 1 year warranty. Replacement Part Fits these vehicles- Product DescriptionEXCEPT. QUAD CABPart# FNCR11N Price: $249.50 FREE SHIPPING Ltd. Since 1984. Bringing quality and affordability together earning customers confidence one quality part at a time. Shipping 48 continental states. Canada wide shipping. Shipping usually takes 3-5 business days. |
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