Volkswagen Vw Transporter Boot Rear Door Badge Emblem Genuine New 7e0853630b Ulm on 2040-parts.com
Haifa, IL
Brand New 'VW' Black & Chrome-effect badge suitable for the following Volkswagen Models. This 'VW' badge is a Brand New Genuine Volkswagen Part in Volkswagen packaging. This badge is supplied for the rear door of a Transporter 2010+ Van TDI (FACELIFTED MODELS) Measurements: 130mm This is a Genuine Volkswagen Part
Part Number: 7E0 853 630 B ULM
This badge is self-adhesive and can be fitted in seconds
CAN BE POSTED WORLDWIDE WITH AIR MAIL
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