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4 Door Black Kevlar Handle Bowl Insert For Ford Ranger T6 Wildtrak 2012-2017 Px on 2040-parts.com

US $34.99
Location:

RASRISARAI, SRISAKATE, Thailand

RASRISARAI, SRISAKATE, Thailand
Condition:New Brand:Aftermarket parts and accessories Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front, Rear Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply Country/Region of Manufacture:Thailand

4 DOOR BLACK KEVLAR HANDLE BOWL INSERT FOR FORD RANGER T6 WILDTRAK 2012-2017 PX

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Please read the description before buying. Thank you.


You are buying 2 pairs of carbon kevlar look doors handle plate*

This is good quality aftermarket item. Made in Thailand. NOT CHINESE PRODUCT. All our items are same quality as us/au/uk top-rate seller. They bought their stock from Thailand and sell in local. Why did you buy same item in the higher price?

This item can direct stick on the original parts. It made of ABS plastic with carbon kevlar look film finished.

We also have many parts for this models, please visit our store.

FITS ONLY FORD RANGER T6 2012-2017 MODELS AS 3rd-4th PICTURES*

CANNOT FIT ON FORD MK3/4 MODELS*

CANNOT FIT ON FORD RANGER USA/CANADA MODELS*


*All sales are final. Please make sure you buy the right item for your motorcycle/car and accept our transit time. Some model year in some countries may not be the same as described. Please carefully recheck with the pictures to ensure or feel free to contact us for any detail.

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