1964 1972 Chevelle El Camino Rear Sway Bar 1" Complete Kit Correct on 2040-parts.com
Placentia, California, United States
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This is a new 1964 1972 chevelle, el camino, gto, 442, cutlass, olds G.M. A body rear sway bar. this is 1 inch diameter. same shape as original. This bar is not like all the incorrect bars on EBay, never disappointments here. Kit comes the bar, control arm inserts, shims and mounting bolt kit. Free Chevelle and El Camino book with sway bar. 1 800 762 0317 Muscle Factory 162 E. Orangethorpe ave. Placentia, Ca 98270. |
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