Nissan Murano Charcoal Grey Headrest Both Passenger/driver Side Cloth 06-07 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Dixon, Illinois, US
These are out of my Murano. They look black but are called charcoal and in new condition. Price is for both front seat headrests.
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