2004 Oem Replacement Headlight Ford Explorer Sport Trac. on 2040-parts.com
Belington, West Virginia, United States
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Head lights are just like new. Bulbs work for sure. All bolts to put back on are there. Taken from a Ford explorer sport trac. 2004. OEM factory part. I also have a whole truck for parts. It is a 2004 ford explorer sport trac. The park, brake, head lights may not work like other parts as if a rim and tire would be universal fitting a few-150,ranger,explorer.
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