1997-2001 Honda Prelude Shift Lever 54100-s30-003 Type Sh Oem on 2040-parts.com
Mountain View, Missouri, United States
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THIS LISTING IS FOR A GENUINE OEM HONDA SHIFT LEVER, PART NUMBER 54100-S30-003. THIS IS FOR THE SHIFT LEVER ONLY, AND WILL FIT 1997-2001 HONDA PRELUDE TYPE SH PLEASE ENSURE COMPATIBILITY WITH YOUR VEHICLE ALL PARTS HAVE BEEN TESTED PRIOR TO BEING LISTED AND ARE GUARANTEED TO BE FULLY FUNCTIONAL. BID WITH CONFIDENCE AS THE ITEM PICTURED IS THE ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. WE DO NOT USE STOCK PHOTOS, EVER. HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT AN ITEM? PLEASE CONTACT US! WE ARE HAPPY TO HELP IN ANY WAY WE CAN. Visit My eBay Store: Castliff_Automotive |
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