Gaitor Shift Boot Gaiter + Frame Seat Leon Ii 2 Mk2 1p(06-12) & Altea 5p (04-15) on 2040-parts.com
Lisbon, Portugal
I'm selling a new SEAT GAITOR SHIFT BOOT GAITER + FRAME SEAT LEON II 2 MK2 1P(06-12) & ALTEA 5P (04-15) (never used before) as shown in the picture. This is 100% original SEAT. new and original
Thank you.
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