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Classic Celica, Corolla, Ra28, Ra29, Ra25, Ta22, Ta23 Genuine Key Cover Leather on 2040-parts.com

US $21.00
Location:

Chelm, Poland

Chelm, Poland
Condition:New Brand:Toyota Surface Finish:Leather Manufacturer Part Number:1 Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Rear




CLASSIC CELICA, COROLLA - GENUINE KEY COVER LEATHER


Genuine TOYOTA key cover, black leather,

part is new from old stock.

This is a must for your great project car.

 

 

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