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Cappafe Opel Movano 1997 - 2010 Sunvisor Sun Visor Wind Deflector

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Cappafe Opel Movano 1997 - 2010 Sunvisor Sun Visor Wind DeflectorCappafe Cappafe Opel Movano 1997 2010 Sunvisor Sun Visor Wind Deflector Description Upgrade your Opel Movano (1997 2010) with this premium Cappafe Sun Visor Bracket. Crafted with a robust metal construction, this set is ideal for replacements or new installs. The brackets ensure a strong fit while maintaining the vehicles original aesthetic. This is a high quality aftermarket solutionnot an OEM partwith the vehicle make referenced only for fitment

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Cappafe Opel Movano 1997 - 2010 Sunvisor Sun Visor Wind Deflector

Description

Upgrade your Opel Movano (1997-2010) with this premium Cappafe Sun Visor Bracket. Crafted with a robust metal construction, this set is ideal for replacements or new installs. The brackets ensure a strong fit while maintaining the vehicle’s original aesthetic. This is a high-quality aftermarket solution—not an OEM part—with the vehicle make referenced only for fitment purposes.

Product Features

  • Compatibility: Opel Movano only (1997-2010)
  • Material: Acrylic
  • Position: Front
  • Direct-fit design for easy installation
  • Made in Türkiye

In the Box

  • 2 x Metal Brackets
  • Fixing Kit
  • Installation Instructions

Additional Information

  • Aftermarket Part: Not an OEM component. Manufacturer's name is used solely for compatibility reference.
  • Durability: Built for long-term use and stability
  • Design: Precision-engineered to match OEM mounting points

Disclaimer: Aftermarket product – not an OEM part. Manufacturer's name used for reference only.

Vehicle Fitment Details

Make: Opel

Model: Movano

Year Range: 1997-2010

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  • Cappafe is not responsible for additional costs due to extended delivery times unless agreed in writing.

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  • No returns on used products.
  • Notify us within 14 days of receipt; products must be returned in 14 further days in re-saleable condition.
  • Return shipping costs are the buyer’s responsibility except for defective or incorrect items.
  • Refunds issued for items in as-new condition; repackaging costs may be deducted (£5 per item).
  • If free delivery was used, delivery cost will be deducted if returning for other reasons (£10 per box).
  • This does not affect your statutory rights.

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About Us

Welcome to Cappafe, your trusted source for high-quality exterior accessories for cars and SUVs.

Based in the UK, we specialize in durable and stylish automotive upgrades — including spoilers, side steps, body kits, and more. Whether you are customizing for aesthetics, protection, or performance, Cappafe provides premium parts with a factory-style finish.

We work closely with top-tier manufacturers to ensure strict quality standards. All products are shipped quickly from our UK warehouse with reliable tracking and responsive customer service.

Our promise is simple:
Exceptional quality. Fast shipping. Total customer satisfaction.

Upgrade your vehicle with confidence — choose Cappafe.

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