FORD TAURUS X
Left(driver) side
This is Halogen Type headlight
Used.
all good working condition.
You will get exactly what you see on the pictures.
Has some imperfections... see pictures.
It is used and will show some signs of road wear
Original Ford manufactured, not an aftermarket part.
Please look at all pictures, no returns or exchanges on any of our parts.
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