Blazer S10 Jimmy Sonoma Bravada Door Panel Armrest Door Pull Sunvisor Mirror Rh on 2040-parts.com
La Porte, Indiana, US
Chevy Blazer S10 GMC Jimmy Sonoma Olds Bravada Isuzu Hombre Door Panel Armrest
Fits years: 1998-2005
OEM
Color: Brown or Tan
Passneger side armrest only
Fits power and manual door panels
Armrest is clean
Sun visor lid is clean
Both parts have no stains or marks
The 2 mounting holes are not cracked or broken
The armrest is only for the right side
The 2 plastic hinges are not broken or damaged
The back of the sun visor mirror is labeled (right)
Both parts are in good shape
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