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2013 Gmc Yukon Xl Emblems on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
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Meridian, Idaho, US

Meridian, Idaho, US
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I just bought a brand new 2013 gmc Yukon XL. I took the emblems off when I got home. I broke the "S" on the SLT. And the "u" on the YUKON. Other wise perfect. I'm selling all off both sides emblems. And the back the grill will be on here soon as well. Thanks for checking them out.

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