1967 1968 Camaro Rear Bumper Outer Mount Bracket Left & Right Show Quality on 2040-parts.com
San Martin, California, United States
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1967-1968 Chevrolet Camaro Rear Bumper Left and Right Side Outer Mounting Bracket Pair You are Buying 2 (TWO) Outer Bumper Brackets, 1 Left Side and 1 Right Side at this Price. Exact Reproduction of Original GM Part. These are First Quality NRS (New Reproduction Stock)
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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% We will be Listing many More First Quality Reproduction Parts, as well as some Clearly Marked Second Quality or Blemished (Driver Quality) Reproduction Parts, at a significant cost saving.
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