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Rear Ash Tray Bin Ashtray Black For Vw Mk4 Bora Jetta Golf Gti on 2040-parts.com

US $34.99
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Hong Kong, HK

Hong Kong, HK
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94-05 VW Volkswagen MK4 Bora Jetta Golf GTI Rear Ashtray - Black


 
  • A set of VW Genuine Rear Ash Tray assemble
  • Ash tray side caps are included
  • VW OEM number: 1J0857962H
  • Fits: MK4 Bora / Jetta (1998-2004), MK4 Golf / GTI / R32 (1998-2005 1st half)

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