Oem 2005 2006 2007 Ford Freestyle Window Regulator Motor Rear Right Side on 2040-parts.com
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FACTORY OEM USED 05-07 FORD FREESTYLE OEM FORD PART YOU ARE LOOKING AT A ORIGINAL FORD FREESTYLE REAR RIGHT WINDOW REGULATOR MOTOR IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION DURING REMOVAL HOUSING WAS SLIGHTLY CHIPED (AS POINTED OUT IN PICTURES) WHERE THE MOUNTING IS WHICH WILL NOT CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS JUST COSMETIC DAMAGE IT FITS YEARS STATED OR MORE PLEASE DO RESEARCH IF IT FITS YOUR VEHICLE PLEASE SEE PICTURES WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PICTURES THATS WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE ALSO HAVE WINDOW REGULATOR IN MY OTHER AUCTION CHECK IT OUT!! SHIPPING Shipping price is for lower 48 states. Buyers from Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico Contact me first for shipping prices. Please make sure that you read the whole description and see all the pictures to make sure that you are buying what you want. Please contact us if you have any concern, we will do our best to help you with anything. |
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