Rear Truck Tail Gate Assist Shocks Struts For 2004-2014 F150 / 2006-2008 Mark LT For Mercedes-Benz Turbo Reference OE/OEM Number: 42311-HN5-672

Name: Rear Truck Tail Gate Assist Shocks Struts For 2004-2014 F150 / 2006-2008 Mark LT For Mercedes-Benz Turbo Reference OE/OEM Number: 42311-HN5-672
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 14227358033
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Rear Truck Tail Gate Assist Shocks Struts For 2004 2014 F150 2006 2008 Mark LT For Mercedes Benz Turbo Reference OE OEM Number: 42311 HN5 672 Reference OE OEM Number: 42311 HN5 672 (Adjustable Drop length between 5'' 6'' necessory hardware included no welding is needed for installation ) Rear Truck Tail Gate Assist Shocks Struts For 2004 2014 F150 2006 2008 Mark LT

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