2010-2013 Land Rover Lr4 Rear Bumper Trim on 2040-parts.com
Tulsa, Oklahoma, US
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Land Rover LR4
Model years 2010-2013
From 2012 LR4
ABS plastic REAR BUMPER TRIM
No tools required for installation!
Simply snaps onto bumper by inserting tabs.
Great replacement piece if yours has been scratched up or missing.
I replaced this one with a stainless steel upgrade.
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