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Type R Carbon Air Vent Console Dc2 Jdm Oem Genuine Honda Integra Itr Db8 Dc1 on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Silvia Founder, Hong Kong

Silvia Founder, Hong Kong
Genuine JDM parts, JDM right side vent, pls note the major defect is the vent broken and one missing,
Brand:Honda Manufacturer Part Number:does not apply

You are bidding on :

JDM

100% Genuine parts from Honda

JDM

Integra TYPE-R

DC2 / DB8

Carbon Air Vent

scratches you may expected on the used item

"""""" pls note the vent broken and one vent missing (pls compare Pic #8,9,10)

This item will defect and I already clearly declared on ebay and pictured, pls make sure you are fully understand condition before purchase, no return no complain, thanks

JDM right side air vent

pls make sure it will fit on your USDM or not

DC2R Side skirt / Carbon Ashtray / Carbon Cup Holder / Carbon Cluster also available email for detail

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