Ford Explorer 1995-2001 Console Armrest Lid on 2040-parts.com
Charleston, South Carolina, US
This is a used armrest lid that came out of a 1999 Ford Explorer. It is tan in color. It is very good but the mounting bracket has a small break with no rips. Since it is used it is sold as is. Email with any questions. NO RESERVE!
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