After market part definition

After market part as used in this section shall mean an automobile part which is not made by
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After market part means a part made by a nonoriginal manufacturer.
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After market part as used in this section shall mean an automobile part which is not made by the original equipment manufacturer and which is a sheet metal or plastic part generally constituting the exterior of a motor vehicle, including inner and outer panels.
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More Definitions of After market part

After market part means sheet metal or plastic parts which constitute the exterior of an automobile, including inner and outer panels, manufactured by any manufacturer other than the original manufacturer of the part. Examples of after market parts include, but are not limited to, the following: doors, hoods, fenders, trunk lids, grills and bumper components.
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After market part means a part made by a
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