Prevost Bus Le Mirage Xl 40' Custom Coach Steering Box Will Ship! on 2040-parts.com
Marshfield, Missouri, United States
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I am parting out a 1994 Prevost Le Mirage Prevost You are bidding on the steering box off this Custom Coach. Call before You bid to make sure the part You want is here! MANY other Parts still here. No engine or tranny!Thanks Wayne 417-437-1816 SOLD AS IS! NO RETURNS!
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