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US $16.00
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California, United States

California, United States
Condition:New Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

New Side View Mirror - Part No. 1060

  • High Quality Chromium Side View Mirror
  • Easy to Install
  • Adhesive Pads Included
  • Mirror Glass Only (Bracket or Housing Not Included)
  • Flat Mirror ( Driver Side )
  • Dimension: 4-3/8" x 6-3/16", Diagonal 7-1/8"

Fits

Volkswagen EOS 2007-2008
Volkswagen GTI 2008-2009
Volkswagen Jetta 2005-2012
Volkswagen Passat 2005-2010
Volkswagen R32 2008
Volkswagen Rabbit 2006-2009

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30-Day Money Back Guarantee if the mirror does not fit. Please contact us via email. All products and packaging must be unused and in working condition. Buyer pays the shipping cost. Return will be issued upon receiving the mirror.

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