84 85 86 87 88 Fiero Se Steering Wheel Horn Button Grey Ex Condition 84-88 on 2040-parts.com
Kimberly, Alabama, US
THIS SALE IS FOR A VERY, VERY NICE GREY STEERING WHEEL HORN BUTTON. IT IS VERY CLEAN. NO DAMAGE OR STAINS. THE REAR METAL PLATE IS NOT RUSTED. ALL THREE METAL PRONGS.
SHOULD FIT ALL MODELS OF FIERO WITH THIS STYLE HORN BUTTON.
I SHIP TO ALL ADDRESSES SERVED BY THE US POSTAL SERVICE WORLDWIDE AND MILITARY ADDRESSES ALSO.
SHIPPING IS TO LOWER 48 STATES. PLEASE CHECK ON PRICING TO ANY OTHER ADDRESSES.
On May-22-13 at 18:07:54 PDT, seller added the following information:
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