1987 Acura Legend 2.7 L Coupe Rear Window Switch Control Driver Passenger Pair on 2040-parts.com
Bothell, Washington, US
For sale is a pair of rear window switches from a 1987 Acura Legend Coupe. Couple tabs broken (see pictures), but can still be installed using other tabs. They were working when removed, but since they are electrical they are sold "as is" with no returns. I have other Acura Legend parts for sale in my other items. Will ship within 2 business days. Thanks for looking.
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