Buy 2012 2013 AUDI A4 OEM RIGHT XENON HEADLIGHT NICE! in Flat Rock, North Carolina, US, for US $399.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return policy details: Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Placement on Vehicle:Right Warranty:Yes Part Brand:Factory, OEM

Up for auction is a USED
Factory ORIGINAL OEM Audi headlight
........This is NOT a cheap replica or aftermarket light.........

This light fits the following model vehicles:
A4 (XENON)
2012-2013
RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE

HEADLIGHT CONDITION:
-All mounting tabs are in perfect condition
-Lens is in very nice condition (No scratches or pitting)
-The only issue with this light is a stress crack under the lens.
-This is barely noticeable and will not affect the performance of the light. Absolutely no leaking!
-The bulbs and ballast are not included
-The light pictured is the light you will receive

SHIPPING:
-Continental US: $25 via UPS ground
-Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Alaska: $40 via USPS priority
-All other international customer contact us for a quote
-We try to ship within 24 hours of the payment being processed
-In some cases it does take up to 48 hours to get the item shipped

PACKAGING:
-We are very careful packaging our lights
-We use a state of the art foam in place system which is very expensive to operate
-We also use mostly new or like new boxes for packaging
-You will not find any better packaging on Ebay

INSURANCE:
-FULL insurance is included in the shipping cost
-Please contact us first if there is damage so we can take care of the issue

FEEDBACK:
-You can see by our feedback rating that we try to take care of our customers and describe our items accurately
-We value our feedback and seller ratings
-If you are unhappy with any part of your purchase please contact us first before leaving any damaging feedback
-We will take care of the problem and do our very best to make you happy!

Thank you for your business!

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