Tokico Shocks - Complete Set - For 94 - 04 Mustang on 2040-parts.com
Humboldt, Arizona, US
This is a complete set of blue Tokico Shocks. They are in like new condition with less than 1000 miles wear.
They fit 1994-2004 Mustangs v8 or v6
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Shipping is UPS Ground and must be paid before shipped. Can only be calculated after
I know where it is to be shipped to.
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(I will be using E-Bay's shipping calculator for UPS Ground) (Shipping from Arizona!)
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