Medium Tan/bl. Script Vel. Floor Mats For Vw Karmann Ghia Type 14 Cabriolet on 2040-parts.com
Zuid-Beijerland, Netherlands
High quality 4 pc. VELOURS mat set for the lhd Karmann Ghia Type 14 Cabriolet.PLEASE NOTE: Production time approx. 3-4 weeks(Please note: pictured Karmann set may differ in shape, set will be made for the Type 14 Cabriolet)S&H RATES INCLUDE INSURANCE AND MAILPROOF PACKING Combined shipping of multiple items is possible All items are insured against damage or loss in the mail |
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