02-09 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 Fj120 Genuine Wood Leather Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Japan, Japan
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Thank you for visiting my store!! Description 02-09 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER PRADO 120 FJ120 GENUINE WOOD LEATHER STEERING WHEEL Condition:NEW Notes: This item is for right hand drive (RHD). Please check your car if it fits before you purchase it. Shipping We ship internationally from Japan. Expedited shipping takes only 5 days with tracking number & insurance Standard shipping takes 10-15 days with tracking number
The item will be shipped out within 3 to 5business day We only ship to PayPal registered address Here is Japan post tracking information https://trackings.post.japanpost.jp/services/srv/search/?locale=en If you have any inquiry about shipping, Feel free to ask me before purchase or open a case. Payment Only PayPal accepted
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