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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
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Thanks a lot for this transaction. Fast payment. Will deal again. A+++++
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Reviews (23)

Honeywell Manual Thermostat Heating Air Conditioning CT87B vintage Round NEW

Jun 12, 2024

Sold the house ... guy is an electrican and I am sure he will use it.

Harmar AL055 Economy Inside Lift - Free Shipping

May 31, 2024

Did have to do a littlee bit to mount it in the trunk of a Civic Hybrid. Had a local shop fabricat a pllate, weld it in, then weld the base to it. Co

Did have to do a littlee bit to mount it in the trunk of a Civic Hybrid. Had a local shop fabricat a pllate, weld it in, then weld the base to it. Cost me $100 - well worth it. Nice toy! But, so not a toy! May buy another!

Burco 4538 Driver Side Power Replacement Mirror Glass for 2014-2015 Honda Civic

Jan 14, 2020

Easy Peasy

Looks and works exactly as described. I held it in place to check fit, the new one was perfect, and more than twice as thick as the old one, which was bearly 1 mm. I wiped the face of the old mirror and the back of the new one with rubbing alcohol, waited for them to dry, then applied a few thin stripes of a silicon glue, put the new mirror in place and clamped it in place with a really small bag clip ... worked like a charm, and, now I am pretty sure the compound mirror is thick enough to withstand my scraping off a bit of snow. It's been a week, looks and works great. Should have upgraded to a heated mirror, because I'll bet the wiring is in there ... but, it's the wrong time of year to fool around outside ...

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