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Nib, New Oem Lexus F-sport Manual Shifter Shift Knob - 2006-2013 Is250 & Is350 on 2040-parts.com

US $78.00
Location:

LEXUS, US

LEXUS, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:Items return at Buyers discretion subject to administrative fee not to exceed 9% of original purchase price. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No

University Lexus

Auction - F-Sport shift knob.  Simply screw-off (counter-clock wise, remember right tightly, lefty loosy) your exisiting shift knob and screw-on the F-Sport shift knob.  This is perfect for replacing your worn-out knob or to simply offer a fancy carbon fiber (it's authentic carbon fiber) appeal to your interior.  Shift knob is exactly as it appears, black leather, blue stitching, carbon fiber enlay with a F-Sport seal of approval on top.  This makes for a great gift!   Specific to IS models equipped with manual transmission only.

Payments - PayPal only.  Payments to be remitted within 3 days of purchase.

Shipping & Processing - we ship daily.  You may expect your item listing to be updated with tracking information shortly after your order has been processed.

  • Domestic shipping only - contiguous US only
  • No International - all addresses prohibited
  • No Post Office boxes or Military establishments - all prohibited
  • No Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico or Guam - all prohibited


Warranty - 12 Month Warranty from purchase date.

Returns -14 Day return window from date of purchase!  For returns accepted beyond the allotted time-frame is subject to small administrative fee not to exceed 9% of the purchase price.  No returns beyond 30 days from purchase date.  

University Lexus
 



$78.00Automotive:Parts & Accessories:Car & Truck Parts:Interior:Shift Knobs & Boots$78.002900LEXUSMoney BackIS_IS-250




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