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89 Buick Lesabre Park Ave Steering Column Withith Key Cruise Tight 54k Grey on 2040-parts.com

US $75.99
Location:

Thompson, Ohio, US

Thompson, Ohio, US
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here we have a 89 BUICK LESABER  steering column tilt worked checked 7 18 13 nice tight strong low mile column car had 54000 miles automatic  column is in good useable condition no damage or deep scratches all bolts and mounting tabs are there  will fit  park ave. lesabre the plastic piece by tilt is black   . STEERING WHEEL NOT INCLUDED   any questions just ask

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