25 Qty-push-type Retainer 20mm Head Dia.(17216) on 2040-parts.com
Littlefield, Texas, US
25 Quantity - Push-Type Retainer 20mm Head Dia. 20mm Length
- GM Saturn
- Head Diameter: 20mm
- Fits Into 8mm Hole
- Push-Type Retainers
- Black Nylon
- Air Baffle To Under Carriage
- OEM #s GM: 21030249; Ford: N807389S; Chry: 6503598
- GM Saturn
2 Door & 4 Door
Models 1991 - On
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