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Thule Dachträger Komplettset für NISSAN Stagea 5-T Kombi 1997-2001 (Dachreling)

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Thule Dachträger Komplettset für NISSAN Stagea 5-T Kombi 1997-2001 (Dachreling)Rundum Sorglos Paket fr NISSAN Unser umfassendes Paket bietet dir alles, was du brauchst, um Thule Produkte, wie Dachboxen oder Fahrradtrger, auf deinem NISSAN zu installieren. Es ist perfekt fr deinen nchsten Urlaub vorbereitet! Kompatibilitt mit dem Modell Stagea 5 T Kombi 1997 2001 Das Set ist speziell auf das Modell Stagea 5 T Kombi von 1997 bis 2001 mit Dachreling abgestimmt. Es enthlt folgende Komponenten: Thule Raised Rail Evo Thule Wingbars

Rundum Sorglos-Paket für NISSAN

Unser umfassendes Paket bietet dir alles, was du brauchst, um Thule-Produkte, wie Dachboxen oder Fahrradträger, auf deinem NISSAN zu installieren. Es ist perfekt für deinen nächsten Urlaub vorbereitet!

Kompatibilität mit dem Modell Stagea 5-T Kombi 1997-2001

Das Set ist speziell auf das Modell Stagea 5-T Kombi von 1997 bis 2001 mit Dachreling abgestimmt. Es enthält folgende Komponenten:

  • Thule Raised Rail Evo
  • Thule Wingbars Evo 150

Mit diesem Set kannst du dich ganz entspannt auf den Weg in den Urlaub machen!

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