Honda Accord 94 95 96 97 Headlight Cover Eyebrow Eye Brow Lid on 2040-parts.com
Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
This auction is for one Honda Accord 1994-1997 Headlight Eye Lid (Or Eye Brow for the passenger-side headlight) in used condition. This Honda Accord 1994-1997 Headlight Eye Lid has been made of high-quality plastic material for good fitment. It has been painted in purple color for matching with the Honda Accord 97 4DR Sedan Special Edition. This Honda Accord 1994-1997 Headlight Eye Lid has scratches and nicks due to normal wear usage. Please check with your vehicle
manufacturer for compatibility.
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