06 07 08 Land Rover Lr3 Rear Tailgate Hatch Glass Oem on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
YOU ARE LOOKING AT A REAR HATCH OR TRUNK LID GLASS FOR A LR3
LAND ROVER SUV. SHOULD FIT 06 07 AND 08. NEW GLASS FREE SHIPPING
TO LOWER 48 STATES. MAY NEED TO BE TINTED IF YOUR VEHICLE HAS
TINTED WINDOWS. WE BUY PARTS IN BULK SO PLEASE VERIFY THIS WILL
FIT YOUR CAR. NO RETURNS. AS IS. RETAIL COST IS ALMOST $1,000.00
ANY WINDSHIELD OR GLASS REPLACEMENT COMPANY CAN INSTALL THIS GLASS.
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