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Bmw Driver Right Leather Seat Back Upholstery Tan Beige E90 328i 335i Airbag on 2040-parts.com

US $89.00
Location:

Norcross, Georgia, US

Norcross, Georgia, US
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A UPPER BACK LEATHER UPHOLSTERY FOR THE LEFT DRIVER SIDE ONLY

BAG IS NOT BLOWN AND IS ORIGINAL CONDITION

PERFECT FOR REPLACEMENT ON SEATS THAT HAVE HAD BLOWN BAGS OR TORN LEATHER

COLOR IS TAN / BEIGE IN LEATHER UPHOLSTERY (NOT LEATHERETTE) NON-SPORT NON-HEATED

ITEM WILL WORK IN ANY E90 E91 MODELS (2006 325i / 330i) + (2007+ 328i / 335i) (NON-SPORT)

WILL NOT WORK FOR (COUPES OR CONVERTIBLES) E92 / E93 MODELS

ITEM IS USED BUT GOOD CONDITION WITH NO CRACKS OR TEARS


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