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Genuine Oem Subaru Wrx 6 Spd Shifter Assembly 2016-2017 Take Off (35010va010) on 2040-parts.com

US $159.00
Location:

Leesport, Pennsylvania, United States

Leesport, Pennsylvania, United States
No defects Works perfectly car had less than 50 miles when taken off.Was removed for upgrade.
Brand:SUBARU Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:35010VA010 Genuine OEM:Yes

Used "Take Off"
 
Genuine Subaru
"TAKE OFF PART"

2016 - 2017 WRX

 
6 Speed Shifter Assembly - 35010VA010

(INCLUDES)
35010VA010 - Gear Shift Assembly #35010
35053VA000 - Gear Shift Cover #35053
35038VA001 - Cable Plate #35038D

# on Diagram 


Like Brand New NO Scratches  
RETAIL ON WHOLE ASSEMBLY IS $300.12
  



 Part#
35010VA010
It has no Warranty from Subaru and Is Sold AS-IS

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