UP FOR BID IS A USED SET OF LAKEWOOD LADDER BARS THAT CAN BE USED ON ALL A- BODY COIL SPRING CARS. THEY ARE IN NICE CONDITION. A LITTLE CLEAN UP AND PAINT AND THEY WILL LOOK BRAND NEW. I WILL SHIP THEM BUT THEY ARE HEAVY AND IT MAY COST A LOT.. PLEASE DONT ASK HOW MUCH TO SHIP BECAUSE I WONT KNOW TILL THEY ARE PACKED UP AND I KNOW THE ADDRESS THAT THEY WILL BE SHIPPED TO AND IM NOT PACKING THEM UP UNTIL THEY ARE SOLD. THEY WEIGH ABOUT 50 LBS IF THAT HELPS. I PREFER LOCAL PICK UP. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAPPY BIDDING
Control Arms & Parts for Sale
Volkswagen oem 1k0199232j suspension control arm bushing/control arm bushing(US $73.76)
Mazda oem b02b34350e suspension control arm/control arm(US $230.83)
Mazda oem b02b34350e suspension control arm/control arm(US $230.83)
Mazda oem ec0134350n suspension control arm/control arm(US $115.49)
Rear lower trailing arm bushing pair set acura integra honda civic crv del sol(US $29.99)
Front lower left & right suspension control arms dorman (520-207, 520-208)(US $205.00)
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