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Looking for the above, has to be in decent condition and have the rubber lip intact.
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1996 Golf GL Mk3. -
Just about every Mk3 has the rubber gone.Originally posted by HawkDubber View Post
Best bet is either a new one from VW or get some profiles rubber from an auto rubber store. -
How would i attach the rubber to the rain tray ?
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if mine is in tact - $20 n its yours
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Have a look mate and let me know.
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