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Honda Civic 92 93 94 95 Oem Factory Srs Drivers Side Steering Wheel Airbag Black on 2040-parts.com

US $44.00
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Shreve, Ohio, United States

Shreve, Ohio, United States
Honda Civic 92 93 94 95 OEM Factory SRS Drivers Side Steering Wheel Airbag Black, US $44.00, image 1
pre-owned
Brand:honda

Honda Civic  1992-1995 SRS  Drivers Airbag . Tested and in working condition. Some general wear  (shown in pics).This part was removed from a 1994 Honda civic coupe automatic transmission. We ship same or next day including Saturdays. Delivery Confirmation is included with every order. Please email with any questions. 245


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