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Thunderbird Tbird Sc Driver Lh Airbag Air Bag Rare With Sc Logo Supercoupe on 2040-parts.com

US $199.99
Location:

Holt, Michigan, United States

Holt, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Ford Manufacturer Part Number:F4SB-63043B13-BEJABO

Ford Thunderbird SC Driver Airbag

Auction is for a used part removed from a 1994 Ford Thunderbird SuperCoupe. It will fit may Ford vehicles. It is in good used condition. 
IT DOES HAVE THE SC LOGO ON IT, NOT A TBIRD LOGO

Many parts interchange between the Ford Thunderbird, Mercury Cougar and Lincoln Mark VIII, which are all on the same body platform.

I have done my best to put correct applications, however, it is possible that it is not correct... If you have questions on application, please check with your local dealer.

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