94 95 96 97 98 Ford Mustang Dash Vent Insert Ac Heat Fresh Air Black on 2040-parts.com
Michigan, US
Up for sale is a Black Dash Air Vent
Fits Center, Left, or Right Vent for 94-98 Ford Mustang
Please do not rely on the compatibility chart for EXACT fitment. It is JUST a guide.
I am not an expert on compatibility so please do your own research to make sure this will fit YOUR vehicle
Please ask questions before you buy.
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