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2006 Ford F250 6.0 Power Stroke Turbo Diesel Front Radiator Support Core on 2040-parts.com

US $70.00
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South Louisiana, US

South Louisiana, US
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Used but in good working condition factory upper radiator support assembly from a 2006 Ford F250 6.0 Diesel with 110,000 miles.  Great shape. Tested and worked fine when removed.  No damage . Comes as pictured.   In stock and ready for shipment 


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