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Bmw E36 M3 318i 323i 325i 328i Convertible Rear Panels Inserts Covers Black Mint on 2040-parts.com

US $449.00
Location:

Citrus Heights, California, US

Citrus Heights, California, US
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BMW E36 M3 318i 323i 325i 328i Convertible Rear Panels 

BLACK

VERY CLEAN PANELS  

OEM FACTORY BMW

These fit 92-99 3 series  Convertibles   ONLY

See pictures for condition

May fit on other models



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