Mazda Rx-7 Sun Roof Motor And Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Moses Lake, Washington, United States
SUN ROOF REMOVED FROM 1987 RX-7. CLEANED & BENCH TESTED GOOD. RELAYS, MOTOR & TRACKS ALL THERE IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. CHECK WITH ME FOR COMPATILITY.
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