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New Portable Drink Cup Holder Mobile Phone Holder Car Accessories on 2040-parts.com

US $17.99
Location:

Taipei, Taiwan

Taipei, Taiwan
Condition:New Brand:CARMATE Manufacturer Part Number:NZ264

New Portable Drink Cup Holder Mobile Phone Holder Car Accessories

Feature
It Is a soft material drinks & accessory holder that does not rattle in the (polyurethane foam).
Easy installation of the only plug into a genuine drink holder.

Item Detail
Size: H100
mm×W107mm×D140mm
Fit size:
Coffee cup, Drink cans, 500ml PET bottles
Item No. NZ264
Japan Brand: CARMATE
MADE IN CHINA

Shipping fee and arrival time
Location
Shipping feeEstimated arrival time
United StatesUS$78-10 days
CanadaUS$78-10 days
Central AmericaUS$710-15 days
South AmericaUS$7More than 21 days
The CaribbeanUS$7More than 15 days
EuropeUS$78-11 days
OceaniaUS$67-10 days
Southeast AsiaUS$66-8 days
Middle EastUS$68-10 days
Central AsiaUS$610-12 days
South AsiaUS$610-12 days
*From the date of receipt of mailing, excluding border inspection time.
*Estimated time of arrival listed for reference purposes only.

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