'00-02 Nissan Sentra Cup Holder Insert on 2040-parts.com
Hamburg, New York, US
Up for sale is a black cup holder insert pulled from a 2002 Nissan Sentra. This will fit 2000 through 2002 Sentras and possibly other models, but please make sure this is compatible with your vehicle before buying. This unit is in great condition with little or no noticeable wear. This OEM Nissan part is ready to be installed in your vehicle!
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