98-05 Vw Beetle Oem Passenger Right Weather Stripping Molding 1c0 867 365 L on 2040-parts.com
Laguna Niguel, California, United States
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This listing is for a : OEM PASSENGER RIGHT WEATHER STRIPPING MOLDING PARTS FROM 03 VW BEETLE 2.0 AUTO FWD HATCHBACK This part may fit other models, please check with your dealer/manual before purchasing. This item is used and may have blemishes. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Shipping and Handling: We ship most items same day as the payment, but no longer than 3 business days. Listed shipping rates are for USA buyers only. Please send us an email if you would like to know the international shipping rates. On international shipments the buyer is responsible for all customs fees and shipping fees. Payment Information ## Terms of Sale ## Items are sold “AS IS” with no warranty. Items are described in detail to the best of our knowledge. If you have a questions about the condition of an item please email us before you buy. If item is stated to be in used condition please make sure you understand that the item is not “new” and will not be like a new item. When buying these items you agree to the above terms and understand all descriptions listed. If you have any questions please e-mail us first before biding. For international orders or for Orders going to Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico please E-mail me first for rates |
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