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K2XX Black Door Handle/Mirror Cap Sets (Mirror Caps are Free)

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Just cleaning out my ever growing garage (actually don't have a garage so no room for this stuff, lol). Long story short I haven't had good luck with mirror caps except for when I installed the color matched. But my loss is your gain and the mirror caps are included for free with the door handles. There is no discount if you do not want the mirror caps as that does not affect my shipping prices. If you have any questions please post and I will do my best to answer as soon as possible. Thanks for looking guys.

 

For Sale (Pictures and Pricing below)

  • Black door handles and mirror cap set - $65 shipped
    • I order this set from eBay and the seller did not properly package the mirror caps so one clip and one tab broke on them. I still have the broken piece of the clip attached to the mirror cap via scotch tape as seen in the pictures below. The door handles themselves are absolutely perfect, they were new take off's. My original intention was to have them painted but I just ended up purchasing a set of color matched door handle and caps instead. So now when you buy the door handles you get the mirror caps for FREE!!!

 

  • Chrome door handles and mirror cap set - $85 shipped ***SOLD***
    • The chrome door handles and mirror cap set were the ones that game on my vehicle from the factory. I removed the door handles with not issues but really sucked at removing the mirror caps. I broke a good bit of the clips on the mirror caps but they will still work. If they don't work just throw them out as I am including them for FREE with the door handles. Both the door handles are mirror caps exterior are in perfect like new condition. They were both coated with black plasti dip since 900 miles, the truck is now a couple hundred miles under 5,000 miles. If you see any spots or blemishes on the chrome that is just left over plasti dip (I will clean/shine them up before shipping of course).

 

Black

 

 

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Broken piece of the clip is attached to the mirror cap underneath the scotch.

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Chrome

 

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