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97-03 F-150 Expedition Navigator Cup Holder W/ Pull Out Ash Tray Gray (fxg4) on 2040-parts.com

US $44.99
Location:

Belleville, Michigan, United States

Belleville, Michigan, United States
GOOD USED CONDITION SEE PICTURES COLOR GRAY
Brand:FORD OEM Surface Finish:GRAY Manufacturer Part Number:N/A Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Front

1997-2003 FORD F-150, LIGHT DUTY F-250, EXPEDITION, AND  NAVIGATOR IN DASH CUP HOLDER WITH PULL OUT ASH TRAY COMBO. 
THIS CUP HOLD IS IN GOOD USED CONDITION IT DOES SHOW SOME WARE. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR COSMETIC CONDITION YOU WILL BE RECEIVING THE ONE IN THE PICTURES. THE COLOR IS GRAY. DOES NOT COME WITH LIGHT.


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