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Jaf Japan Automotive Federation Front Grill Badge Emblem 90mm Diameter Red on 2040-parts.com

US $13.11
Location:

Hongkong, United States

Hongkong, United States
Condition:New Brand:BZ Racing Item Type:Emblems Manufacturer Part Number:29685 Material:Metal Base Plastic Product Code:32541325764 Color:Red UPC:673419229685

Description
  • This listing is for 1 piece of JAF Front Grill Badge as tittle describe above.
  • Made by high quality metal base + plastic
  • Diameter: 90mm 
  • Comes retail package
  • Very easy to install
  • Universal fitment
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