Toyota Sienna 1998-2003 Left/driver Oem Power/heated Side Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Rockford, Michigan, US
TOYOTA SIENNA 1998-2003 LEFT/DRIVER SIDE OEM POWER/HEATED SIDE MIRROR IN GREAT CONDITION!!!!!!!!!!
- THIS IS A USED PART THAT SHOWS MINOR SIGNS OF NORMAL WEAR
- ALL MOUNTS, TABS AND HOUSING IS STRONG AND INTACT (SEE PHOTOS)
- HARNESS HAS 5 WIRES
- PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS THE PART THAT YOU NEED!!!!!!! BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY
- EXTRA SHIPPING CHARGE FOR HI, PR, AK PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ACCURATE SHIPPING COST
- IF PROPER SHIPPING IS NOT PAID ITEM MAY BE SENT PARCEL SELECT AND WILL TAKE LONGER TO ARRIVE
- ANY QUESTIONS OR TO PAY WITH CREDIT/DEBIT CARD PLEASE CALL 616-884-8000
- STOCK #131001-001
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