2000 Ford Windstar Sun Visors Sunvisors Tan Cloth Oem on 2040-parts.com
Northeast PA, US
What I have offered is a good used set of factory OEM sun visors out of a
2000 FORD WINDSTAR---TAN---CLOTH
The visors are out of a salvage vehicle and in good condition; you can return them for a full refund if not satisfied---Sorry I only sell them as a pair.
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