02-05 Explorer Fuel Filler Neck 02-05 Mountaineer Fuel Neck Lin Aviator Fuel on 2040-parts.com
Conyers, Georgia, United States
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Up for auction a fuel filler neck from a 2002 explorer 4 door. Will fit 2002-2005 explorer 4 door (WILL NOT FIT 2 DOOR OR SPORT TRAC MODELS) will also fit 2002-2005 mercury mountaineer and 2003-2005 Lincoln aviator. Neck is in good used rust free condition. Email any questions before bidding. Ga sells add 7% tax. Payment due 5 days from auction closing. Shipping rate is for all 50 states. International bidders email for shipping rate, Thanks for looking. stk#-s-3
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