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Peugeot 604 Sunroof Seal New on 2040-parts.com

AU $10.00
Location:

Dural NSW, Australia

Dural NSW, Australia
Condition:New other (see details) UPC:Does not apply




This sale is for one new genuine sunroof seal to suit Peugeot 604.

Part number 840208

NB this is only one of many seals required for sunroof.

Postage within Australia $9.08


Due to the introduction of eBay fees on postage, please be advised there is a slight increase on postage to cover those fees. 

If purchasing more than one item, please wait for an invoice to be sent with correct postage cost. 

Always happy to combine postage and to answer any questions.

Postage method and cost depends on location, hence each sale is handled individually. One size does not always fit all!


Pickup welcome.


International Buyers.........

BEFORE BIDDING,  please email me for a postage quote as the ebay system is not accurate. 


Due to frequent losses, overseas postage by Express Post International (with tracking) only.


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