Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Factory, OEM Manufacturer Part Number:74890-SHJA-A011 Other Part Number:G1121

2005-2008 Honda Odyssey Rear License Plate Trim Frame 74890-SHJA-A011

This is a listing for a 2005-2008 Honda Odyssey Rear License Plate Trim Frame 74890-SHJA-A011

This is a factory OEM part.

This has some large scratches in the paint.

By Purchasing this item you have noted all of the details and have prior to purchase sent a messaged or made Sure it would fit. I Ship what is exactly in the picture, Buyer has 30 days after payment to request a in store credit return only.

We do not cover the return shipping.

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E-mail contact MUST be made within 3 days after close of auction or this item will be re-listed. Payment MUST be received within 10 DAYS after close of auction or this item will be re-listed. (Unless prior arrangements have been made.)
The winning bidder assumes responsibility for fitment and final inspection before installation.
There is a Store Credit Refund policy only, Any payments made you have 90 Days after payment to request a refund and receive store credit only.

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