12419.04 Rugged Ridge Chrome Headlight Bezel Set, 72-86 Jeep Cj Models, By on 2040-parts.com
Smyrna, Georgia, US
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12419.04
12419.04
RUGGED RIDGE
Chrome Headlight Bezel Set, 72-86 Jeep CJ Models, by Rugged Ridge
This pair of chrome headlight bezels from Omix-ADA fits 72-83 Jeep CJ-5s, 76-86 CJ-7s, and 81-86 CJ-8s.
Have em' spotting you from a mile away. Complete the look of your front end with these easy to install chrome headlight bezels from Omix-Ada. Each UV-treated bezel easily attaches to factory mounting points creating a clean look . Sold as a pair.
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