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1989 - 1995 Toyota Pickup Extra Cab Side Glass Passengers Side Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $60.00
Location:

Omemee, Ontario, Canada

Omemee, Ontario, Canada
Condition:Used

1989 - 1995 OEM Toyota Extra Cab Pickup Side Glass Passengers Side..Glass is clear (not tinted)...(needs a cleaning).. Comes with hinges, grey latch and rubber seal. 
Shipping will be 40$ us to Mainland USA and Canada. Please ask questions before bidding

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