Nismo Spec N1 Kouki Headlights And Corner Light Nissan Skyline R32 Gtr Lamps Jdm on 2040-parts.com
Montreal, Quebec, CA
Item Descriptions: up for sale is for a pair of used oem JDM NISSAN SKYLINE R32 GTR NISMO SPEC KOUKI HEADLIGHTS WITH CORNER LAMPS, in EXCELLENT condition. ULTRA RARE .include front grill (oem nissan).
Brand: NISSAN N1 NISMO SPEC
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