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1966 Rh Headlamp - Mounting Brace/bracket Belair Biscayne Caprice Impala on 2040-parts.com

US $49.50
Location:

Canton, Ohio, United States

Canton, Ohio, United States
Needs restored and replacement springs, teflon mounting nuts
Manufacturer Part Number:Belair Biscayne Caprice Impala Warranty:No Interchange Part Number:RH Front Clip Crossmember Bracket Brace Part Brand:Chevrolet Other Part Number:Headlamp assembly to front clip bracket UPC:Does not apply

1966 RH Headlamp - Mounting Brace/Bracket Belair Biscayne Caprice Impala.

This is the bracket that the headlamps and headlamp bucket assemblies sit in and is attached to braces that attach to the radiator - front fenders crossmember/support. Needs new teflon mounting nuts and lamp assembly holddown springs. Straight, rock solid piece with no collision damage. Look the pictures over, what you see is what you get.

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