91-98 Mitsubishi 3000gt Center Middle Arm Rest Console Oem Dodge Stealth on 2040-parts.com
Tolono, Illinois, US
91-93 MITSUBISHI 3000GT ARM REST CONSOLE
BLACK
OEM
USED ITEM: NORMAL WEAR - IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION.
WILL FIT:
3000GT 91-93
will also FIT
Dodge STEALTH 91-96
3000GT 94-98 prob 99 to but check into it
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