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Husky Liners 13 Nissan Altima WeatherBeater Black Trunk LinerSKU: 48641 UPC: 753933486419 Husky Liners WeatherBeater Black Trunk Liner for 2013 2018 Nissan Altima 48641 Protect your Nissan Altima's trunk with the Husky Liners 48641 WeatherBeater Trunk Liner, designed specifically for 2013 2018 models including Base, S, SL, SR and SV trims. This black liner shields against spills, dirt and cargo damage using rugged ProGard material that resists chemicals like gas and oil while staying flexible in extreme
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