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Cadillac Cts Headlight Assembly, Driver Side/left Only, 2003-07, Used on 2040-parts.com

US $55.00
Location:

Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States

Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States
Entire assembly is in good condition, the lens has some slight scufs and a couple of scratches -needs to be buffed/polished. See pictures.
Placement on Vehicle:Front, Left Product Type:HEADLIGHT Brand:Valeo Sylvania Warranty:No Warranty

CADILLAC CTS HEADLIGHT ASSEMBLY, Driver Side/Left Only. 2003-07, USED. Entire assembly is in good condition, the lens has some slight scufs and a couple of scratches -needs to be buffed/polished. See pictures.

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