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Jdm Toyota Celsior Ucf30 Door Visors Rain Guard Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

SAITAMA-SHI, Japan

SAITAMA-SHI, Japan
Condition:Used

THIS AUCTION IS FOR SET OF  JDM TOYOTA CELSIOR UCF30 RAIN GUARD VISORS.  CLIPS ARE INCLUDED THESE CAN BE INSTALL BY DOUBLE SIDED TAPE.  HAVE COLOR FADING ON WHITE STRIP AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES AND SOME MINOR SCRATCHES ARE EXPECTED AS IT IS NORMAL FOR USED PARTS.

SET IN THE PICTURE IS THE SET YOU WILL GET

SHIPPING AND HANDLING IS $40 BY EMS  [JAPAN EXPRESS POSTAL SERVICE]

NORMALLY IT TAKE 3-7 DAYS WITH TRACKING # AND INSURANCE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR LOST.  FOR ANY DAMAGE DURING SHIPMENT BUYER HAVE TO FILE CLAIM TO THE POST OFFICE BECAUSE THEY WILL PAY FOR DAMAGE NOT ME. IT IS BETTER TO OPEN THE PACKAGE IN FRONT OF DELIVERY PERSON

FOR OTHER COUNTRIES PLEASE ASK FOR SHIPPING RATES

THE ONLY WAY OF PAYMENT IS PAYPAL

ALL THE ITEM WHICH I AM SELLING ON EBAY ARE MADE FOR JAPANESE DOMESTIC MARKET, SO PLEASE BUY THESE PARTS ON YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY BECAUSE SOME TIME THESE PARTS ARE DIFFRENT FROM OTHER COUNTRIES MODEL 


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