1984-1988 Toyota Pickup 2pc Chrome Stainless Steel Window Ventvisors Rain Guards on 2040-parts.com
Spanaway, Washington, US
Polished Stainless Steel Window Ventvisors
2 Piece Front left and right side doors Set
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Fits:
1984 thru 1988 Toyota Pickup
1984 thru 1989 Toyota 4Runner (2 Door)
Keeps rain out, lets fresh air in
Easy no-drill application
Custom fit for your vehicle
Keeps rain out, lets fresh air in
Easy no-drill application
Custom fit for your vehicle
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