Celica Ra28, Ra29, Ta22, Ta23, Ta27, Ra25, Ta28, Ra23 Door Weatherstrip -genuine on 2040-parts.com
Chelm, Poland
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CELICA RA28, RA29, TA22, TA23, TA27, RA25, TA28, RA23 DOOR WEATHERSTRIP - GENUINE (will fit all 1st generation Celica) This is a very rare set of 4 genuine door side window seals of 1 generation Celica. Parts are in new condition, factory packed. This auction is for a set of 4 elements, real photo at auction description. Great part for your project car. I sell all my genuine parts warehouse because I need money for a new project. FOR ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK ME BEFORE BUY. Shipping is in a box, like it should be, also it will prevent part damage, insurance is calculated in shipping price. Shipping is calculated for standard post office (means about 2 weeks Worldwide). Thank you |
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