Oem No Boundaries Roof Rack With Air Dam 2005 Ford Escape 3l84-78001 A04-aaw on 2040-parts.com
Papillion, Nebraska, United States
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I have a 2005 Ford Escape with the no boundaries trim package. The car has been hit in the front and probably not worth fixing but the trim package option is still of some value to some die hards. Will sell with Air damn, luggage rack, back bumper cover and latch parts (and fasteners). If you want to come and pick it up yourself that rocks otherwise depending on where you live we will have to work out shipping.
I grabbed pics from the www I can send VIN # of parts car if needed. No refunds, buyer responsible for compatibility verification. |
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