Ford Expedition 03-06 Center Console Cover Top Lid Arm Rest Tan on 2040-parts.com
Pensacola, Florida, US
Nice console lid. Has a little wear and is a little dirty. No major problems; includes all pictured.
Removed from a 2004 Ford Expedition; will also fit 03-06 Expeiditons and maybe others, but check with a Ford dealer before bidding.
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