Bd22744 Original Heated Tinted Rear Back Glass Xke Jaguar Fhc & 2+2 on 2040-parts.com
New Brighton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Used Original Triplex heated and tinted back glass to fit coupe and 2+2 XKE. This glass has the very thin lines for the heating element. The element has been tested and does work properly. Glass is in very good condition.
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