Mitsubishi Evolution Right Halogen Headlight Oem 09-13 on 2040-parts.com
Soquel, California, United States
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Mitsubishi Evolution right halogen headlight. This OEM headlight has 3 problems, 1st one top tab has a crack (see pics). 2nd inner tab is 1/2 missing (see pics). 3rd the lower bumper retainer is broken but included (see pics). This headlight has no other broken or repaired parts/tabs. The lens does have a few rock chips but nothing bad (hard to Photo). This headlight came off a low millage 2013 model. Check with dealership for exact fit. Save $$$ here. Will ship next day air at buyers cost if part is needed fast.
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