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SKODA Protective strip for the loading edge KAMIQ BMW_5_Series_F07_Gran_Turismo_2009_to_2012 - vertical side net with 33412220987
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SKODA Protective strip for the loading edge KAMIQ BMW_5_Series_F07_Gran_Turismo_2009_to_2012 vertical side net with 33412220987 vertical side net with pocket (load capacity 0 the carbon wing spoiler and the carbon rear diffuser decoration The protective decorative strip for the loading edge from the SKODA Genuine Accessories range is both a practical and attractive addition to the vehicle Protective decorative strip for the loading edge is manufactured from high quality plastic perfectly follows the contours of the bumper's loading edge protects the rear bumper from mechanical damage when you are loading (and unloading) items in your luggage compartment is adhered to the rear bumper using self adhesive tapes that are already applied to the underside of the strip
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