09-14 Nissan 370z Real Carbon Fiber Mirror Covers 1 Pair L/r Evo-r on 2040-parts.com
Oakland Gardens, New York, US
Brand new set of left and right real carbon fiber mirror covers for all Nissan 370Z. These are made of 3K cross weave carbon fiber. Surface is UV protect GEL coated. Perfect fit, easy to install. Protects your factory mirrors from stone chips. Best quality carbon fiber made.
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