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98-02 Lincoln Continental Front Hood Molding Trim Chrome W Emblem Oem on 2040-parts.com

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North Las Vegas, Nevada, US

North Las Vegas, Nevada, US
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READ FIRST 98-02 Lincoln Continental Front Hood Molding Trim Chrome w Emblem OEM

Used, has normal wear signs like DENTS AND scratches, surface imperfections/some oxidized surface on the back, some little rust/dust from lying around/THE EMBLEM IS FADED (PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES, THE ITEM IS SOLD AS-IS). It is a genuine part, should fit Lincoln Continental approximately years 1998-2002, but we do not really guarantee that. Please make sure you are buying the right part!

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