Ford Ranger Mazda B-series 93'-97' Hood Truck Bra W/ Grill Cover Made By Fia on 2040-parts.com
Clinton Township, Michigan, US
Not sure how rare this is but also was left over after I sold my Ford Ranger
Made by Fia is leather bra/grill set inpretty good shape.
You will have to provide velcro to attach bottom of grill cover to vehicle.
This should work for any and all Ford Rangers,Explorer,
Merc mountainer, Mazda B series. from 1993 to 1997.
There could be other models/years that I am not listing.
Please check before buying thanks.
Other than that it's ready to go!
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