2004-14 Ford F-150 Expedition Front Tow Hooks With Bolts on 2040-parts.com
Carleton, Michigan, United States
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Pair of used front tow hooks with bolts, some rust and scratches will need to be painted, see pic`s! 2004-14 Ford F-150 trucks and Expedition suv BID WITH CONFIDENCE I`VE SOLD THESE IN THE PAST CHECK MY FEEDBACK, SORRY I ONLY SHIP WITHIN UNITED STATES.FEEDBACK WILL BE LEFT WHEN FEEDBACK IS RECIEVED. IF YOU HAVE A NEG FEEDBACK FOR NONE PAYMENT, YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELLED NO QUESTIONS ASKED! ALSO IF YOU LEFT WHAT LOOKS LIKE A UNFAIR NEG FEEDBACK FOR ANOTHER EBAYER, YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELLED NO QUESTIONS ASKED!! |
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