2008 Honda Accord Black Rubber Trunk Mat Oem on 2040-parts.com
Ooltewah, Tennessee, US
Item Description:
Up for sale oem 2008 sedan honda accord black rubber trunk mat
This mat is in a really nice and fair condition.It is clean and still really durable. Barely used
Questions?:
If you have any questions, please send a message through ebay and i will try to answer as soon as possible to the best of my ability.
Shipping:
We try to ship our items no more than a day after full payment is recieved.A tracking number will be posted when shipped out.
Sorry we dont ship worldwide.
Return policy:
Please examine all the photos carefully we post for our items to make sure it is the exact item you need.We have a 14 day money back return policy.
Satisfaction is guaranteed!!
Posted with eBay Mobile
Floor Mats & Carpets for Sale
2007 nissan versa light brown floor mats oem(US $39.95)
2000 nissan altima light brown floor mats oem(US $41.95)
2002-2005 honda civic si full oem set floor mats (w/ logo) mopar low price cheap(US $30.23)
2003-2006 toyota camry rear black trunk mat oem(US $42.95)
2004-2007 toyota solara black rear trunk mat oem(US $42.95)
Lexus rx300 1999-2002 rwd ivory carpeted floor mat (US $92.00)
Toyota Prius C (the new small City Prius) leaks out
Tue, 18 Oct 2011Toyota Prius C Leak - scanned from a brochure Toyota are busy growing the Prius range in to a sub brand in all but name. We’ve got the regular Prius and the Toyota Prius+ (and Prius V and plug-in Prius), and now, following the concept reveal at Detroit, we get the Prius City Car – the Toyota Prius C. The Toyota Prius C has leaked out via a brochure scan from Japan and, although European specs may be a bit different, we get the first proper look at Toyota’s baby Prius.
BMW X5 M Sport (2007): first official pictures
Tue, 05 Jun 2007By Ben Whitworth First Official Pictures 05 June 2007 10:37 Wait! Let me guess - a fast X5? You're very good.
Car workers 'top for excercise'
Mon, 09 Jun 2014CAR WORKERS and mechanics are the most physically active staff, taking regular exercise more than three times a week, according to a new study. Employees in leisure and tourism were ranked second. A survey of 2,000 workers by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to mark its cycling campaign, found that mechanics did some form of physical exercise more than four times a week.