New Carbon Fiber License Plate Cover Fits 03-05 Neon Srt-4 on 2040-parts.com
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NEW CARBON FIBER LICENSE PLATE COVER FITS 03-05 NEON SRT-4 MADE WITH REAL 2x2 TWILL CARBON FIBER. CLEAR COATED FOR UV PROTECTION AND LONG LASTING SHINE. THIS CARBON FIBER IS THE MOST USED IN THE AUTOMOTIVE FIELD. YOU MAY NEED OEM HARDWARE AND/OR 3M DOUBLE SIDED TAPE TO INSTALL. CAN BE MADE IN KEVLAR CARBON FIBER AT AN ADDITIONAL FEE. *INTERNATIONAL BUYERS EMAIL US FOR SHIPPING QUOTES! PUERTO RICO AND HAWAII INCLUDED! ALL QUESTIONS WELCOME! ***WE STRIVE FOR 5 STAR FEEDBACK*** ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE LET US BEFORE YOU CONTACT EBAY |
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