Acura Legend 91 'ls' Dash Harness on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Used 91 Acura Legend 'LS' dash harness removed from 91 'LS' sedan, should be compatible with 91 'LS' model coupes and sedans however please verify for yourself before bidding.
Ships to US states only.
Actual part pictured.
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