97 98 99 00 01 Honda Prelude Fuse Panel 97-01 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Elkton, Florida, US
J.A.P.
Johnston Auto Parts LLC
Palatka, Fl 32177
904-392-9390
This listing is for the Fuse Panel off of a 97 Honda Prelude. It is black in color and in good shape apart from a hairline crack on the removable panel. It's hardly noticeable. It should fit the years 97-01, but please check with your local parts department to verify before purchasing. I only guarantee my parts to fit the year of the vehicle it was removed from. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or need any other HONDA/ACURA parts. Thanks
7% Sales Tax will be added to all Florida residents. The shipping price is for the 48 CONTINENTAL US STATES ONLY. Shipments go out Monday-Friday via ground. I am unable to ship to PO Boxes or APO addresses, so please leave an alternative address. I only accept returns if an item is faulty. Not because somebody has changed their mind, or no longer need the item. I will not be responsible for the return shipping charges on any items.
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