1965 1966 1967 Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Spare Tire Hold Down Rod No Reserve !!!! on 2040-parts.com
Kodak, Tennessee, US
You are bidding on the rod that hold the spare tire in place out of a 1966 Chrysler Newport. This was used in several different years and models of Mopar cars. The threads are still in good shape . It will need to be cleanded up a little bit. It comes with the original mounting pin and cotter key. I'm selling this with NO RESEVE !! Buyer to pay $2.49 shipping for USA shipments.
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