Ford Ranger 2008 Headlight on 2040-parts.com
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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2008 Ford Ranger drivers side head light. Removed from truck that had only 25,000 miles. No scratches or flaws. Bulbs included. Looks like new.
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