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1958-64 Chevy Passenger And 1963-82 Corvette Lower Control Arm Bumper, Each on 2040-parts.com

US $8.00
Location:

Zellwood, Florida, United States

Zellwood, Florida, United States
1958-64 Chevy Passenger and 1963-82 Corvette Lower Control Arm Bumper, each, US $8.00, image 1
Condition:New Other Part Number:PCF58C5781

1958-64 Chevy Passenger and 1963-82 Corvette Lower Control Arm Bumper, each;

Buyer pays $5 shipping and handling.  I will combine multiple purchases if possible to save on shipping.  If item is shipped out of the lower 48 states, shipping charges will be higher.  I will ship  to Canada and overseas. 

6% Sales Tax charged for all items shipped to Florida.

I accept PayPal, Visa, MasterCard and Discover.  Payment is due within 7 days.  Credit card payments can be phoned in to 407-464-1959.

Please feel free to email or call me with any questions you may have. My specialty is 55-57 Chevy and 53-62 Corvette but can assist up to 1967 with both.

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