Bmw Oem M Logo Black Staineless Steel License Plate Frames Pair 82120010404 on 2040-parts.com
Suitland, Maryland, US
This listing is for a set of two NEW BMW OEM M Black Stainless Steel License Plate Frames! Part number 82-12-0-010-404. These are brand new and in original packaging. These sporty and agressive frames could be yours for much less than retail! Please note that while the all three M frames are pictured, you will receive two of the black stainless steel version!
From BMW USA: "All license plate frames come complete with matching hardware hider caps."
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PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to ship outside of the continental 48 states.
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