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77070, US

77070, US
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Brand new switch. Manufactured by FORD, part number F58B-14529-AA. BRAND NEW GENUINE FORD PART. This is a bulk packed item with no retail box available. Minor cosmetic scratches & dust from storage with hundreds of other bulk parts in one pallet. Brand new - has never been used. OEM Ford parts are the BEST YOU CAN BUY in terms of fitment, function, and quality.

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MakeModelYearsNotes
FordWindstar1995-1998Actual item shown - match to your old part before buying.

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