1970-81 Camaro/z28/firebird/trans Am Turbo 350 Auto Cross Member!! on 2040-parts.com
Denver, North Carolina, United States
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This cross member is for a 70-81 Camaro or Trans am with a Turbo 350 auto trans. As you can see the trans mount is off to the side and NOT center. It has been media blasted and premiered! All the mounting points are good and in nice shape for its age!! Please view our other items!!!! Keep checking in weekly for our new listing being posted daily!!!! Over sea bidders are always welcomed!!! We are located in Denver NC, down the road from RACE CITY USA!!!! We strive to satisfy our customers and assist them in each step of there parts needed for the GM Muscle Car!! (1970-2002 Camaro/Z28/Firebird Trans ams) (Specialize in 1970-81 Camaros/Trans ams) (82-2002 Camaros/Trans Ams are upcoming) There are many parts that we do not list, but you may be on the hunt for, so please contact us via message or via phone number. If you buy a item and need it shipped out right away please contact us ASAP! Keep in mind these parts that we sell are used/reconditioned! They are all refundable, so before leaving negative feedback please contact us ASAP so we can resolve the issue! Feel free to contact us: Strictly Z/TA at office:980-222-7222 or cell: 845-551-5265 (leave voice mail if no answer) Thank you for choosing Strictly Z/TA and have a fantastic day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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