WTS OEM Bowties and Body Side Molding in Summit White - Double Cab

By Jason23
June 18, 2019 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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Jason23

Posted June 18, 2019

I have some OEM take off pieces for sale. Parts came off a 2017 Silverado.

- Front grille mounted bowtie in standard gold w/ chrome trim - all tabs intact

- Tailgate mounted bowtie in same color scheme

- All four body side molding trim pieces for a double cab in summit white

The tailgate bowtie and molding pieces have some tape residue from removal and would need new tape for reinstall. All pieces in very good condition. Make me an offer if interested!

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