Tci Automatic Shifter Ford Mustang 2005 09 Street Fighter 619570 Saleen Cobra on 2040-parts.com
DeLand, Florida, United States
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Used shifter out of my 07 saleen. Car was wrecked and i parted it out. I do believe the part number is 619570 but not certain. This shifter fit in console good. Has a crack and tiny plastic part broke off by the d in gear select. You Can see clearly in pictures. Look at pics closely and ask any questions.
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