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Quick Release Fasteners For Car Bumpers Trunk Fender Hatch Lids Kit Red R002 on 2040-parts.com

US $10.00
Location:

广州, 广东省, China

广州, 广东省, China
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded Manufacturer Part Number:A05 UPC:076783016996

Quick Release Fasteners are ideal for front bumpers, rear bumpers, and trunk / hatch lids, that you need to remove frequently, or remove and reinstall quickly, such as in the pits. Our quick release fasteners are for off road use only.

Our fasteners are precision machined from billet aluminum, and have a black anodized finish. Includes stainless steel hardware.

Includes

4 x Aluminum Fasteners

4 x Nuts

4 x washers

2 x O-Ring Fasteners

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