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Toyota Prius 06 07 08 09 Headlight Lamp Rh Oem Halogen/ Oem/ Factory/ Used!! on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
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Olympia, Washington, US

Olympia, Washington, US
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Your bidding on a FACTORY/OEM TOYOTA headlight that will fit a 2006-2009 Toyota Prius. ALL tabs are intact, Does NOT come with bulbs. The lens has normal road wear, two stone chips that I tried to point out in pictures #2 and #3. Light hazing in the center lens that MIGHT buff out, but not promising that it will. 

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