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Toyota Starlet Kp60 S Tailgate\ Grille Badge In Original Box Very Rare Item on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

Newcastle, GB

Newcastle, GB
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Very rare to find 1980- 1983 Starlet KP60 1200\1300 S badge for tailgate or grille, this was left in garage along with some other bits, in house I have moved into. In very good condition, no cracks or marks and in original box. Posted only with tracking number, so you can track it and know it has been posted.

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