Thanks for looking at my item. The photos shown are of the EXACT part you will receive, not "stock" photos of some other part. This is a BRAND NEW GENUINE GM (but believe it or not, GM supplied these for Ford Motor Company) trunk pull-down motor relay; this is NOT a cheap Chinese-made reproduction that will fail in 6 months-please note the factory part numbers on the housing.  It is in perfect unused condition and comes in the factory box.  This is the most common cause of failure for these and these relays alone sometimes sell for over 200 dollars.  Ford started using these in late 1992 and continued on the Town Car until 1998; it was also used on the Continental from late 1992-1994 and POSSIBLY may have been used on the late-production 1992 Mark VII; double-check your application and make sure yours has the 5-pin connector like this one (see last two photos for a close-up of the connector and some images I have posted of one installed on the trunk motor as an example.  

Again, the photos shown are of the EXACT part you will receive, not "stock" photos of some other part. If you are unhappy for any reason, I will happily accept a return. This is family business, NOT a huge corporation-I DO care about my customers and their satisfaction with my items and I stand FIRMLY behind all the parts I sell. Although I do my very best to ensure parts compatibility, PLEASE make sure this is the part that you need and that it fits your particular year and model-do not rely on eBay's "Compatibility Guide" which should be considered to be just as it's name implies: a GUIDE. Also, the listed item MAY fit other years and models but double-check your application to be sure. 

I scour salvage yards in the South Texas area for a living (one the wife doesn’t disapprove of as much as others!) and try to find unique ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER parts for die-hard auto enthusiasts from all walks of life…if it's important to YOU, it's important to ME. Most of my items are not new and will show signs of use, so please understand this when deciding to purchase; it is my policy, however, not to sell “junk” so unless an item is unusually rare or otherwise no longer available (even in the aftermarket realm) I would not offer it for sale to a customer. I also do not use “stock” photos...what is pictured is exactly the item you will get. My goal is to please the customer and help you get your Pride and Joy as nice-looking and functional as possible.