Wiper Blade a1698200445
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
MAXGEAR 39-0072 Wiper blade
Fitting position rear, length [mm] 300, wiper blade type bracket wiper blade without spoiler
Article number: 39-0072
Fitting position
Rear
Length [mm]
300
Wiper blade type
Bracket wiper blade without spoiler
In stock
£3.20
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
KAMOKA 29017 Wiper blade
Fitting position rear, length [mm] 300
Article number: 29017
Fitting position
Rear
Length [mm]
300
In stock
£3.31
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
KRAFT AUTOMOTIVE 0707025 Wiper blade
Fitting position rear, production number k0707025
Article number: 0707025
Fitting position
Rear
Production number
K0707025
In stock
£4.01
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
BOSCH 3 397 004 629 Wiper blade
Length 1 [mm] 300, wiper blade type rear wiper blade in plastic design
Article number: 3 397 004 629
Length 1 [mm]
300
Wiper blade type
Rear Wiper Blade in Plastic Design
In stock
£4.86
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VALEO 574151 Wiper blade
Fitting position rear, quantity 1, length [mm] 300
Article number: 574151
Fitting position
Rear
Quantity
1
Length [mm]
300
Length [inch]
12
In stock
£5.76
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAGNETI MARELLI 000723114315 Wiper blade
Length [mm] 650, length 2 [mm] 580, supplementary article/supplementary info 2 with vehicle-specific adaptor
Article number: 000723114315
Length [mm]
650
Length 2 [mm]
580
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with vehicle-specific adaptor
In stock
£21.09
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VAICO V30-2642 Wiper arm set, window cleaning
Fitting position rear, length [mm] 305, material grp (glass fibre reinforced plastic)
Article number: V30-2642
Fitting position
Rear
Length [mm]
305
Material
GRP (Glass fibre Reinforced Plastic)
Paired article number
V30-2641
Out of stock
£11.19
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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