Bmw 2002 1600 Ti Tii Trunk Basket Trunk Bin on 2040-parts.com
Mill Valley, California, United States
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It is very sturdy, extremely well made, as all things we make,
and if anyone has seen the original plastic item, they are not the
epitome of strength, nor quality.
The bin is made of gelcoated fiberglass, an exact reproduction of the plastic, vacu-formed original. PLEASE NOTE: The hue, is as the original BMW Basket, and NOT as the floor vinyl. DELIVERY COST IS NOT WHATEVER EBAY POSTS. NORMALLY IT IS AROUND $50 TO THE LOWER 48. LESS IF NEARER TO CA. WHATEVER THAT CHARGE MAY BE, THAT IS WHAT YOU WILL BE CHARGED. Questions 6616452287 |
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