Baja Designs Squadron Sport A-Pillar Light Kit For 14-19 GM 1500/Colorado/Canyon steering & front end Constructed from heavy-gauge aluminized steel FGXX-668603

Name: Baja Designs Squadron Sport A-Pillar Light Kit For 14-19 GM 1500/Colorado/Canyon steering & front end Constructed from heavy-gauge aluminized steel FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39005481325
Price: 173.47 USD
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Baja Designs Squadron Sport A-Pillar Light Kit For 14-19 GM 1500/Colorado/Canyon steering & front end Constructed from heavy-gauge aluminized steel FGXX-668603

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Baja Designs Squadron Sport A Pillar Light Kit For 14 19 GM 1500 Colorado Canyon steering & front end Constructed from heavy gauge aluminized steel FGXX 668603 Constructed from heavy gauge aluminized steel and finished with a high heat black powder coating Core Required: No Specifications: The Baja Designs GM A pillar kit is designed to fit a multitude of GM Vehicles

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