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Bmw 325i 3 Series 1995 95 Convertible Right Rear Trunk Deck Lid Hinge White Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $17.99
Location:

Sarasota, Florida, United States

Sarasota, Florida, United States

* Up for auction from Collectables And Parts is a BMW 325I  3 Series 1995 RIGHT Rear TRUNK Deck Lid HINGE White

* CONDITION: in Good overall used Condition with a small bit of surface wear/marks/dirt as pictured 

This is an ORIGINAL OEM used auto Part ( OEM = Original Factory Part NOT After Market Made ). 

Shipping in 50 USA states tracking & Insurance included.

* This part was in good working order when it was taken off of a 1995 BMW 325 I . 

* PART DETAILS: Removed from a 1995 BMW 3 Series 325I Convertible 2 Door Cabrio 3 Li I6 Vin # WBABJ5321SJC83151

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE on all of our used auto parts unless you buy the wrong part which is not a sellers fault. If part does need returned due to a problem, we pay shipping BOTH ways also unlike most sellers, however if you buy the wrong part & ship it back we will not refund any shipping just part money only. Thank you an happy ebaying!

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