12 New Bumper Engine Under Cover Splash Shield Push In Retainers Clips 1860 on 2040-parts.com
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
UP FOR SALE ARE 12 BRAND NEW PUSH IN CLIPS OR RETAINTERS FOR COMMONLY USES ON BUMPER COVER, ENGINE UNDER COVER OR SPLASH SHIELD. THESE CLIPS ARE NEW AND NEVER BEEN USED BEFORE. THANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY! International Buyers - Please Note: FREE SHIPPING IS FOR U.S. STATES ONLY!
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