Mustang- Hatchback Interior Light Switch 1984,85,85.5 & 86 on 2040-parts.com
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
WORKS GREAT! REMOVED FROM A 1986 MUSTANG SVO HATCHBACK. THIS SWITCH TURNS ON THE INTERIOR DOME LIGHT WHEN THE HATCH IS OPENED. WORK ON 1984,1985, 1985.5 & 1986 MUSTANG HATCHBACKS
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