Honda Civic 93-95 Srs Box W/ Cables Complete. Cabin Cables. Fuse Box. Parts. on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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These were taken from a 1993 Honda Civic lx. But should be compatible with other models. I don't know much about this because I'm selling these for a friend. What you see is what you get. Everything works. The cables that go to the engine are cut. See images. Buyer responsible.
$10.00 FEDEX SHIPPING. Other services available upon request. Local pick up near the 90063 los angeles area available. Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico costs $20.00 |
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