15/16" Universal Silver Body Side Molding Bullet Tip on 2040-parts.com
Henrico, Virginia, US
You are bidding on a universal silver with molded bullet tips. This molding comes with two 15/16" x 8' pc. with 4 finished ends. This is a flexible molding . Easy to install with it's 3M acrylic foam tape that is already on the molding. Just measure and cut the length you need. Feel free to ask any question before bidding.
NOTE! This is a Toyota 1F7 (Classic Silver)
factory match.
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