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Wholesale Lot 100 19" Windshield Wiper Blades All Metal Frame Graphite Squeegee on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Springfield, Tennessee, United States

Springfield, Tennessee, United States
Condition:New

We are a large automotive parts distribution warehouse. We purchase items directly from the manufacturers then to you, this elimates the middle man so you get the best possible price.

 

This listing is for 100 wiper blades

Graphite squeegee

all metal frame

universal comes with adapters

19"

I know this pic of a different size but you will receive 19" wiper blades

brand is Premium (our brand we have special made just for us)

 

You will be receiving 100 blades. These are packaged 2 per pack.

I also have these listed in 22"

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