97-03 Ford F150 Overhead Console Digital Compass Temp Display W/ Heater Knobs on 2040-parts.com
La Porte, Indiana, US
Ford F-150 Overhead Console Digital Display w/ Heater Knobs Set
Fits years: 1997-2003 please compare from photos for a correct fit
OEM
Has been cleaned or dirt
Screen does have some scratches
Wires are not damaged
Nothing is cracked or broken
Display was checked before removing from the truck and if it does not work your money will be given back
Full set of heater knobs are all in good condition
Will not fit the F-250 and F-350 (at least I do not think it will)
The parts shown will be what is offered and what you will receive
Thank you for looking at the parts for sale
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