Chevy Malibu Right Head Light From A 2008 Complete on 2040-parts.com
Chino, California, US
USED OEM COMPLETE CHEVY MALIBU RIGHT HEAD LIGHT FROM A 2008 MODEL WITH BOW TIE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MAIN LIGHT. ''NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES''. WE TRIED SORRY. PLEASE LOOK AT ABOVE DESCRIPTION AND PICTURES THANK YOU. THIS IS AN ''AS IS'' SALE WITHOUT ANY ''WARRANTIES''. WE GET THE HEAD LIGHTS ''AS IS'' AND JUST CLEAN THEM UP AND SELL ''AS IS'' WE DON'T HAVE THE PROPER TOOLS FOR TESTING.
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