94-97 Honda Accord Oem Sunroof Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Goshen, Indiana, US
You are looking at a OEM honda accord sunroof . I bought this for my car like about a year ago paid 100 buck , little did I know my car had an after market sunroof on it .. So I wasn't able to use the one I bought . It is in working conditions and ready to be installed .
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