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88-89 Integra Cluster With Console on 2040-parts.com

US $40.95
Location:

Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
Item have some scratches as shown in picture but all was working good.
Manufacturer Part Number:NST-24A8 Placement on Vehicle:Left Brand:Acura

The item was removed working from an 1987 Acura Integra LS with D16A1 engine and Standard transmission. Includes the Instrument Cluster and the Dash Console with Headlights Switch, Window Defrost Switch and Dim Switch. All parts are like shown in pictures. Any questions or specific part please ask.

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