2003 Ford Explorer Owner's Manual With Cover & Warranty Guide & More on 2040-parts.com
Albion, Pennsylvania, United States
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Here is an owner's manual for the 2003 Ford Explorer that is used but in very usable condition. A very good cover is included and a 2003 Warranty Guide and a Scheduled Maintenance Guide. Also included is a Quick Reference to the 2003 Explorer, a Safety Card, A Roadside Assistance Card and a Michelin Tire Warranty Guide and an off road & towing guide. The items are used but in good condition. The shipping cost shown does not include insurance. I do accept returns if there is an error in the listing but I do not refund shipping costs. This item is not available for shipment out of the U.S.
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