Citroen C2 Hatchback Rear Door Tailgate Chevrons Badge Emblem Genuine New 7810k4 on 2040-parts.com
Haifa, IL
This 'Citroen' Chrome-Effect Chevrons REAR badge is a Brand New Genuine Citroen Part
Part Number: 7810.K4
This badge is supplied for the boot of a Citroen C2 from 2003 to 2009.
This badge is self-adhesive and has Two location pins
Measurements: 90mm x 70mm
This is a Genuine Part
CAN BE POSTED WORLDWIDE WITH AIR MAIL
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