Toyota 95-96 R Turn Signal Parking Light Lamp Cover Usa Sae Aipp2 95 on 2040-parts.com
Spring Valley, California, US
This parking lamp cover is off a 1995 Toyota Camry. It is in good condition. On the cover it says TOYOTA 02-18 USA SAE AIPP2 DOT R
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