94-98 Ford Mustang Lh Side Scoop Blue Drivers Side Used on 2040-parts.com
Garysburg, North Carolina, US
Factory driver's side scoop removed from a 94 Mustang. Not perfect but looks good when installed. Great for a daily driver car. Please look a pictures closely before bidding. Thanks for looking!
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