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Selling these Sierra DENALI TAILLIGHTS I’ve done wet sanded, buffed and polished both sets are in perfect condition not one scratch on them, your not gonna find a nicer set on here!!!! ? ? make your Sierra stand out with these nice OEM LED TAILLIGHTS!!! HMU 480$ shipped (PRICE REDUCED) via PayPal check out the pictures!!! These are the actual taillights you will be receiving if u purchase them!!!
 

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