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Corvette C6 Complete Passenger Rh Headlight Assembly Inferno Orange 20832124 on 2040-parts.com

US $650.00
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West Chicago, Illinois, US

West Chicago, Illinois, US
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CORVETTE C6 HEADLAMP ASSEMBLY

PASSENGER SIDE / RH

INFERNO ORANGE PAINT CODE 28

COMPLETE ASSEMBLY WITH BALLAST, LAMPS AND HARNESS

AS NEW / BLEMISH FREE

GM PART # 20832124

REMOVED FROM 2011 ZR1 WITH LESS THAN 100 MILES FOR CARBON FIBER REPLACEMENT

ANY QUESTIONS CALL 847-508-1598 GREG

 

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