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Pare-choc arrière Dacia Sandero II Stepway Phase 1 (10/2012 à 12/2017) avec radar occasion d'origine rs-line ready to paint)• Brand: Renault• 106 xc60 The package is secured

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Pare choc arrière Dacia Sandero II Stepway Phase 1 (10 2012 à 12 2017) avec radar occasion d'origine rs line ready to paint)• Brand: Renault• 106 xc60 The package is secured ready to paint)• Brand: Renault• Model: Clio 4 Phase 1• Compatible years: 07 2012 to 12 2016• Options: With radar slots• Condition: Original used part — some wear scratches (new lower bumper ready to paint)• Origin: 100% original Renault manufacturer part• Mountings: Checked before shipping• Paint option: painting to customer’s color available at France Bumper workshop• Photo: The bumper shown is the actual item sold• Availability: Part available in stock garantissant un fonctionnement optimal après installation

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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