SKODA Plastic tray for the luggage compartment of the OCTAVIA II COMBI BMW_X4_F26_SAC_2014_to_2018 which is fastened over the 33412220987

Name: SKODA Plastic tray for the luggage compartment of the OCTAVIA II COMBI BMW_X4_F26_SAC_2014_to_2018 which is fastened over the 33412220987
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 59059609039
Price: 76.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3321000000000005 (23 reviews)

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SKODA Plastic tray for the luggage compartment of the OCTAVIA II COMBI BMW_X4_F26_SAC_2014_to_2018 which is fastened over the 33412220987 which is fastened over the top of the seat to the hook on the rear side of the seat The partition can be secured at several points along the length of the dish Intended for the luggage compartment with elevated 5 cm lips is a very practical supplement from the SKODA Original Accessories range that has been rigorously tested requires no special fastening

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