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1964 Mercury Comet Cyclone Monterey Dome Light C4mb-14389-a on 2040-parts.com

US $45.00
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Wixom, Michigan, United States

Wixom, Michigan, United States

For sale 1964-1968 Mercury Comet Cyclone Monterey dome light .Has part # C4MB-14389-A .Could be used on other Ford Mercury car's truck's. CHECK BEFORE BUYING .  Overall in very nice shape.  SOLD AS PICTURED . FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATE'S . SHIPPED WORLDWIDE .  NEED MORE PIC'S OR ANY QUESTION'S CALL Mark 248-904-7134

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