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Scosche Fd23b Aftermarket Stereo Wire Harness For Select Ford Vehicles on 2040-parts.com

US $6.99
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Richmond, Kentucky, United States

Richmond, Kentucky, United States
Items are listed as "New-Other" because it was purchased from a store return/display pallet. They may be missing instructions or small items such as bits or blades missing. Some boxes may be damaged, but the item is not or minimal and it does not affect the functioning of the item. All items have been function checked to ensure they work.
Brand:Scosche MPN:FD23B Model:FD23B Manufacturer Part Number:FD23B UPC:033991995376

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