1964 1965 Chevelle Battery Hold Down Bracket Show Quality! on 2040-parts.com
San Martin, California, United States
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1964-1965 Chevrolet Chevelle, Station Wagon or El Camino Battery Hold Down Bracket. These are Plastic Dipped Steel exactly like the Original. These are Show Quality
Enlarge the Photos and Look the Part Over Carefully, as these parts are Nice Enough for your Show Car!
These New Parts are warranted and can be returned for up to 14 Days from the time you receive it, but must be returned it the original Condition and Packaging! BUYER to PAY all Return Shipping Costs. Refunds will be released upon our inspecting the returned item. Please Read Below. Paypal Payment in Full is Due Within 48 Hours of Sale End Time! California Sales Subject to Sales Tax at 7.50%
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