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Husky Liners 01-06 Lexus LS430 Ventvisor Low Profile (4pc) - Chrome
$99.99
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$99.99
$99.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Husky Liners
- SKU
- HSL2884006
- Shipping weight
- 3.4 lb
Keep the rain out and the adventure on with the lowest profile rain guard on the market. The Husky Low Profile Ventvisor(R) gives you that subtle custom style you want, with the weather protection you need. Mounts in minutes, with 3M(TM) automotive-grade adhesive tape. Proudly made in the USA with global materials and backed by Husky Liners Limited Lifetime Warranty
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001-2006 | Lexus | LS430 | Base |
- The Low Profile Ventvisor(R) is covered by Husky Liners Limited Lifetime Warranty. Featuring Husky's legendary durability, so it's built to last. Proudly made in the USA with global materials.
- Outfit your vehicle with the lowest profile window deflector on the market for a high-speed, low-drag look. Available in smoke and smoke with chrome trim.
- Keep rain and weather out while letting fresh air in to whisk away those stale, stubborn odors from pets, smoking, spills and more.
- Mounts in minutes with the included 3M automotive-grade adhesive tape; no drilling, no worries, no fuss.
- Outfit Your Vehicle With The Lowest Profile Window Deflector On The Market For A High-SpeedLow-Drag Look
- Featuring Huskys Legendary Durability/So Its Built To Last/Proudly Made In The Usa With Global Materials
- Mounts In Minutes With The Included 3M Automotive-Grade Adhesive Tape/No Drilling/No Worries/No Fuss
- The Low Profile Ventvisor[R] Is Covered By Husky Liners Limited Lifetime Warranty
- To Whisk Away Those Stale/Stubborn Odors From Pets/Smoking/Spills And More
- Keep Rain And Weather Out While Letting Fresh Air In
- Available In Smoke and Smoke with Chrome Trim
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