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Honda S2000 Convertible Mat Carpet Trunk Mat Black Oem 00-08 on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Bellingham, Washington, US

Bellingham, Washington, US
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Selling here is a black mat that was removed from a Honda S2000. This mat does not go in the trunk. It's actually the mat inside the vehicle behind the seats on top, if this makes sense. It covers the plastic behind the headrest. If you have questions please email. It's a black carpet though that should be compatible with 2000-2008 models.

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