New Front Suspension Strut Shock Mitsubishi Diamante 93 94 95 Wagon Wgn Rh Lh on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, US
NEW FRONT STRUT
FITS 1993-1995 DIAMANTE WAGON
OEM-NOT AFTERMARTKET
NEW, BUT DID NOT COME IN BOX - NEVER INSTALLED!
FRONT / LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE - DRIVER OR PASSENGER SIDE
W/ABS
COMES AS SHOWN
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