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Pad On The Rear Bumper Liberal Toyota Caldina St 210-215 Fiberglass on 2040-parts.com

US $135.00
Location:

volgograd, default, Russian Federation

volgograd, default, Russian Federation
Condition:New Brand:Liberal Warranty:7 days Placement on Vehicle:Rear Country/Region of Manufacture:Russian Federation Primary Color:White Type:Fiberglass

Pad on the reart Bumper Liberal Toyota Caldina ST 210-215 
Complete Pad on the rear Bumper, a fiberglass material, weight 2-3 kg, 4-5mm thickness, an appropriate model Toyota Caldina ST 210-215, 1997-1999, a replica of the highest quality, is attached to the assembly plant, color white. Detail requires a bit of preparation and painting.

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