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Old 19-08-2006, 05:16 PM   #1
FRA
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Default Zetec spare parts

As I am upgrading our Focus, we're starting to get leftover parts.
Make me an offer
2 x antnna
2 x air intake system
pair of back tail lights HB
set of 4 Ford hubcaps
1 x 2003 & 1 x 2004-5 Ignition coils
soon 1 x header, flex pipe and exhaust HB

I am looking for 2003 to 2005 hatch back front end written off, I only want the shell. I've been looking on the net

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