New Genuine Oem Gmc/chevrolet Gray Bumper Step Pad / Protector Part # 12335697 on 2040-parts.com
Fife Lake, Michigan, US
NEW Genuine OEM GM Rear Bumper Step Pad / Protector
NEW OEM Part number 12335697
The color is gray.
This part will fit many GM vehicles. Please see compatibility list.
Please be advised that the information that I have provided for you is just a guideline. There may be more or there may be less vehicles that this part will fit. Please be sure to double check the correct fitment. Thank you
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