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Datsun Sunny 1000 B10 Front Turn Signal Light Lamp Genuine Nos Japan Lh Side on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
Location:

default, SSO, Thailand

default, SSO, Thailand
“New, never used. However, there are scratches due to storage.”
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front Brand:NISSAN Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:26125-27750 Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan

DATSUN Sunny 1000 B10 PARK TURN SIGNAL LIGHTS LAMPS GENUINE PART EVER WING NOS JAPAN.
NOS CONDITION. Genuine Part. Made in Japan. 
YOU Will Get LH SIDE ONLY.
Shipping worldwide. 
Shipping by registered air parcel.
Product delivery will take 25-45 business days
 not including holidays the post office of your country.
And depending on the distance traveled of goods to your country.
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Return Policy : I accept returns if the buyer is not satisfied or damage.

“ REFUND 100%."The buyer must send the goods back in perfect condition. and buyer pays shipping 100%.

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