Mustang T5 5 Speed Spd Manual Mt Shift Shifter Lever Stalk Handle Oem With Bolts on 2040-parts.com
Garysburg, North Carolina, US
Shift handle with bolts and rubber removed from a 94 Mustang. In good condition and ready to install. Thanks for looking!
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