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Car Alloy Muffler Exhaust Tailpipe Tips Suit Tailpipe Size 22-60mm X767 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

CHINA, China

CHINA, China
Condition:New Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Rear Manufacturer Part Number:Does not Apply Surface Finish:ALLOY Brand:UNBRANDED


100% NEW HIGH QUALITY FINISH

 SIZE : 12.5CM (L) ( 4.92 inch)

  ( suit tailpipe aperture SIZE : 2.2-6.0CM / 0.866-2.362 inch )

please measure your tailpipe SIZE  before you purchase

OTHER SIZE  CAN CHOOSE IN MY STORE

IF YOU HAVE TIME , YOU ALSO CAN TAKE A LOOK MY SELLING ITEMS


PAYMENT:

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DELIVERY:

WE DO WORLDWIDE SHIPPING

All packages will take 10-15 days ( Not include weekend) by Airplane with registered.

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