Oem 2012 2013 Bmw 328i 335i Passenger Side Xenon Headlight Genuine Factory Oem on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
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NW Bumper Company
Selling OEM 2012 2013 BMW 328I 335I PASSENGER SIDE XENON HEADLIGHT GENUINE FACTORY OEM
HEADLIGHT IS USED HAS SCRATCHES
THERE IS A BROKEN TAB (CHECK 7TH PICTURE)
THERE ARE SCRATCHES ON THE LENS (CHECK 8TH AND 9TH PICTURES)
THERE ARE SOME LIGHT SCUFFS INSIDE THE LENS (CHECK 10TH PICTURE)
PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS IS THE EXACT PART YOU NEED BEFORE YOU PURCHASE, THANKS
WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PICTURES IS WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
SHIPPING IS $35.00 TO THE 48 STATES
NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
PARTS SOLD AS IS, NO RETURN
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 360 607 5480
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