06-08 350z Real Carbon Fiber Manual Shifter Cover Z33 Evo-r Mt on 2040-parts.com
Port Washington, New York, US
Brand new carbon fiber shifter cover for 06-08 350Z Manual MT only. This will not fit automatic model. It is made of real 3K cross weave carbon fiber. Surface is UV protect GEL coated. Perfext fit, easy to install. This is a hard cover not a soft epoxy sticker. Very rare intem. All items are test fitted before shipped. This sale is only for the cover, factory part is not part of this sale. Thanks!
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