Purchase Toyota Hilux LN65 / LN61 / LN60 Windscreen Rubber 83-88 in Melbourne

Condition:New Brand:Aftermarket Manufacturer Part Number:56121-89117

ABN 40 041 218 636

upcid=759 weight=2.5 56121-89117

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Description

LN65 / LN61 / LN60 Hilux Windscreen Rubber 83-88

Windscreen Rubber for LN65 / LN61 / LN60 Hiluxs

Replacement windscreen rubber for Hiluxs between 83-88.

Suits Models

Associated Parts

LN60 / LN61 / LN65
YN60 / YN63 / YN65 / YN67

N / A

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