Jdm 88-91 Crx Civic Hatchback Ef Oem Honda Antenna Block Off Plate Kit Free Ship on 2040-parts.com
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Antenna Block Off Plate Kit
All Genuine OEM Honda Parts!
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Don't be fooled by those selling just the plate! This is a complete kit with block off plate, rubber seal and 2 screws to block off the antenna on your 88-91 Honda Civic or CRX. Comprised of ALL OEM Honda parts, no junk here! These are the same parts that Honda uses themselves to block off the antenna on vehicles not equipped with one. Looks great and OEM fitment/quality!
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