1959 Chevy Impala 2 door hardtop hinge for the glove box, straight, in useable condition. I accept PayPal & Cashier Checks. I HOLD ALL CASHIERS CHECKS FOR A MINIMUM OF10 BUSINESS DAYS. If you need your item immediately, please pay with PAYPAL. I ship within the next 3 business days with confirmed PayPal addresses, so for FASTEST DELIVERY, USE PAYPAL! Check out my other items! I will combine shipping on more than one item purchased from me to save you a few bucks, if you request an invoice for total amount due, after winning the bids and before sending payment. I would appreciate positive feedback after the transaction is complete, and I will do the same. ALL MY ITEMS COME FROM A CLEAN SMOKE and PET FREE HOME. I inspect all items before selling them, but if I missed any flaws or have not described it to your satisfaction, please contact me before leaving feedback so the issue can be addressed.
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