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1967 Camaro Rs Left Headlight Housing With Motor Plate Show Quality! on 2040-parts.com

US $53.95
Location:

San Martin, California, United States

San Martin, California, United States
Condition:New Part Brand:CCCP Surface Finish:Powder Coated Steel Manufacturer Part Number:C693 Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Right, Front

 

1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS Complete Left Hidden Headlight Housing with Motor Mounting Plate Installed.


This is an Exact Reproduction of the Original Housing.

You are Buying One Left Side Housing.

These are First Quality NRS (New Reproduction Stock)

 

Enlarge the Photos and Look the Part Over Carefully, as these parts are Nice Enough for your Show Car!

 

All Our 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.

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Paypal Payment in Full is Due Within 48 Hours of Sale End Time! 

California Sales Subject to Basic State 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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