1999 - 2002 Land Rover Discovery Series Ii Rh Seat Bottom Trim Cover Panel Beige on 2040-parts.com
Clayton, North Carolina, US
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The listing you are viewing is for: one good used RIGHT (passenger) side front seat bottom trim, genuine Land Rover part numbers: AWR3426SUC / AWR3431SUC , to fit the following vehicles: - 1999 through 2002 Discovery Series 2 This part is Bahama Beige in color. No broken out screw holes, no cracks or chips in panels, only "damages" are the typical light scratches found in used interior panels. The CD Changer Access door is 100% intact and operates properly. Thank you for viewing this item, and please feel free to browse the other items listed in the Buckhorn Imports LLC eBay Store! If you have a question or cannot find the item you’re looking for, please contact us through eBay or call us toll free at (888) 789-4296. Delivery to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, etc. may require additional shipping charges! Please contact us for a shipping quote to these locations or other international locations before placing an order! |
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