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Chrome Led Rear Window Sill Trunk Lights Fit For Nissan X-trail Rogue Mk3 14-16 on 2040-parts.com

US $129.00
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Hong Kong, default, Hong Kong

Hong Kong, default, Hong Kong
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1pair Chrome LED Rear Window Sill Trunk Lights fit for Nissan X-Trail Rogue T32 MK3 14-16

Color : Chrome
Made of  ABS Plastic 

Note : This Rear Window Sill Trunk Lights are fit for Nissan Rogue X-Tail (Third Generation) 2014-2016 only !


The item is 100% brand new , never been used 

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