New Toyota Tacoma Bilstein Rear Shocks Removed From 2013, 12 Mi. On Odometer! on 2040-parts.com
Bristol, Virginia, US
Up for bids is a set of Bilstein rear shocks removed from a 2013 tacoma with 12 miles on it. Shocks were removed to facilitate a lift kit. All bushings and top nut ARE included and are in perfect shape.
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