1989 Chevrolet Cavalier Convertible Passenger (front) Electric Window Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Le Raysville, Pennsylvania, US
This auction is for a Passenger Side (Front) Electric Window Assembly removed from a 1989 Chevy Z24 Cavalier Convertible. The unit is in good condition and was removed from a car that was totaled for minor front end damage. It was tested in and out of the car and works perfectly. The old grease has been cleaned from the unit so you should re-greased before installation. I am told that this will fit 1983 through 1990 but you will have to check on that. If you have questions or need more pictures please Email me.
Shipping will we via USPS Parcel Post or Priority Mail based upon your selection. Shipping includes Insurance and Delivery Confirmation.
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