Full Nose Mask 7th Gen Honda Accord Cpe on 2040-parts.com
Falls Church, Virginia, United States
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Full Nose mask for a 2003-2007 7th gen Accord. Never used, no scratches or tears. Mounting hardware and instructions included. Was for an 05 Accord Cpe w/o fog lights. You can see the part # in the photos. Comes with carrying bag.
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