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Salem, New Hampshire, United States

Salem, New Hampshire, United States
CHEVELLE 64-67 REAR E-BRAKE CABLE NOS GM, image 1
“THIS IS A NOS GM CABLE WITH SOME SURFACE RUST, MOVE FREELY, WITH WHAT LEFT OF THE GM WRAPPER. SOLD AS IS”
Brand:CHEVROLET Surface Finish:METAL Manufacturer Part Number:3847994 Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Rear Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

NO SHIPPING TO CANADA OR ANYWHERE ELSE. YOU ARE LOOKING AT ONE RARE GM NOS PART IN WHAT LEFT OF THE WRAPPER , IT FITS THE 1964 THRU 1967 CHEVELLE, THIS IS THE REAR BRAKE CABLE, PLEASE NOTE REPRO CABLE DO NOT HAVE THE CORRECT RUBBER GROMMET THE NOS GM HAS , SORRY I ONLY HAVE (1) PLEASE SEE PICTURES AS THIS IS WHAT YOU GET.
ITEM SOLD AS IS, SHIPPED LOWER 48 STATES ONLY, NO SHIPPING TO ANY WHERE ELSE, NO SHIPPING TO CANADA. YOU MUST LIVE IN THE USA TO BID ON THIS ITEM. 
PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS 24 HOUR BEFORE AUCTION ENDS,
THANKS FOR LOOKING.     

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