Scion Xb 04-06 New Liftgate Garnish Back Door Handle Chrome With Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Inglewood, California, US
NEW LIFTGATE, BACK DOOR HANDLE GARNISH WITH HARDWARE
FOR
SCION xB 2004-2006
"Chrome"
AFTERMARKET
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(please check my other listing for painted garnish in different colors)
AVAILABLE COLORS
(PLEASE CHECK YOUR SCION FOR THE COLOR CODE)
BLACK CHERRY PEARL - 3P2
BLACK SAND PEARL - 209
BLUE ONYX PEARL - 8P8
CAMOUFLAGE METALLIC - 6M7
ENVY GREEN - 6U1
HOT LAVA - 4R8
POLAR WHITE - 068
SALSA RED PEARL - 3Q3
SHADOW MICA - 1F4
SOLAR YELLOW - 576
THUNDER CLOUD METALLIC - 1D2
HAPPY BUY!
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