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US $10.99
Location:

Dayton, Tennessee, United States

Dayton, Tennessee, United States
Shows minor signs of previous use. Including possible paint scratches, scuffs, surface blemishes.
Brand:Chrysler Model:PT CRUISER Manufacturer Part Number:55077097AC Year:2006 GenuineOEM:True Inventory ID:E2170 Designation:Used Stock #:3075 Mileage:135,000

FOR SALE IS A USED OEM REAR WIPER ARM NUT CAP REMOVED FROM A 2006 PT CRUISER 135,000 MILES. CAR WAS RUN TESTED. PART HAS BEEN INSPECTED. PART REMOVED FROM A SALVAGE VEHICLE.  SHOULD FIT 2001 - 2010 PT CRUISER. CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR FITMENT. LOOK AT PICS BEFORE YOU BUY.
STOCK #3075    MILES 135,000    TAG#E2170
TENNESSEE RESIDENTS MUST PAY SALES TAX.   

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