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Car Roof Alloy Telescopic Adjustable Antenna Black Carbon on 2040-parts.com

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Taiwan, Taiwan

Taiwan, Taiwan
Condition:New Surface Finish:ALLOY Manufacturer Part Number:Does not Apply Placement on Vehicle:ROOF Brand:UNBRANDED




100% NEW HIGH QUALITY FINISH

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Universal fit for all vehicle

CARBON FIBER TELESCOPIC ANTENNA

Dimensions:
 
Retracted Length : 9.2 cm
Extended Length : 26cm

SCREW SIZE : 5MM  / 5MM / 6MM

Additional with 3 pieces adjustment screws

Easily installed

Material ALLOY WITH BLACK CARBON

OTHER COLOR CAN CHOOSE IN MY STORE



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