Oldsmobile Aurora Power Window Regulator Right Front on 2040-parts.com
The Villages, Florida, US
This is a new Oldsmobile Aurora Right front window regulator. This was purchased from an Oldsmobile dealership before they went out of business. Sold the car forgot about the regulator. This was originally purchased for a 2001 Aurora but is suppose to fit 2001 thru 2003. Please check before bidding. Please ask questions before bidding. I do not ship outside the U.S.A.
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