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Neon Dodge Grey Sun Visor Clip Oem Fast Shipper on 2040-parts.com

US $7.50
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Bloomington, Indiana, US

Bloomington, Indiana, US
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Nice grey visor clip pulled from a Neon.  Price is for one clip and screw.  Buy a couple...always nice to have a spare.  Hey...the first one broke when you didn't expect it.  <---Thats what you call suggestive selling...Putting my marketing degree to use :)  Ships FAST.

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