Avs Ventvisor 4 Piece Escalade Tahoe Yukon on 2040-parts.com
Winchester, Indiana, United States
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Brand new in original box. 4 piece vent visor set. Fits Escalade, Tahoe and Yukon years 2000-2006. See pic for detailed years.
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