Find JDM DA Honda Acura Integra High Rise Black Armrest Console w/ Optional Cupholder in New Plymouth, NZ, for US $115.00

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:If the shipping company breaks your item, I will offer a full refund once the item is returned to me. Return freight is the buyers responsibility. I can't offer a refund if the item does not fit your vehicle. Please make sure you have read the description carefully and have done your own research before placing a bid. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Factory, OEM Surface Finish:Blue

Factory optional Honda Access high rise center arm rest. This part is a replacement for the rear section of the center console. Black in color. Includes the mounting brackets pictured which attach to the rear most inner mounting holes for the front seats (on the chassis).

Condition: Good used condition. The retaining rings that hold the drinks in the cupholder are broken as pictured in photo 7. There is a rip in the handbrake rubber circled in photo 8. There is rubbing on both sides of the console from the seatbelt stalks pictured in photos 10 and 11. There are scratches on the back left corner of the console pictured in photo 12.

This part fits the following cars:
1990 - 1993 Honda DA Integra Hatch
1990 - 1993 Honda DA Integra Sedan

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