Dodge Charger Headlight Trim Rings Polished Stainless 2pc 2011-2013-332001 on 2040-parts.com
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Dodge Charger Headlight Trim Rings Polished Stainless 2Pc 2011-2013-332001 Dress up your Dodge Charger with our Polished - Stainless Steel, Headlight Trim Rings. These trim pieces are designed to fit the 2011-2013 Dodge Charger, around the headlights and add a clean stylish look to your cars exterior. NOTE: Fits Dodge Charger with 5.7L engine. Compliments our Polished - Front Grille 332005.
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