1 1/2 Ton Scissor Jack_1960s Corvette, Chevrolet Gmc Buick_replacement Jack_c01 on 2040-parts.com
Plantsville, Connecticut, United States
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Mighty MO Scissor Jack.
I had purchased to use for my 1959 Corvette. I finally found the correct repro jack and hardware. My Vette was sold a few years ago and I do not need this part. This one is functional and can be used for 1958-62 Corvette or other GM cars of that era. Model # 250 Lifting height range: 5" to 13" Please email with any questions. See
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