1971 1972 71 72 Chevy Chevelle Rear Bumper Brackets *restored* on 2040-parts.com
Newark, New York, United States
Nice restored set of GM rear bumper brackets for a 1971 or 1972 Chevelle. These have been professionally powder coated by an industrial powder coater. GM Part numbers: 3992653, 3992654, 3982417 and 3982418. Set of 4. Please carefully review all pics prior to purchase. Local pickup is available. Any questions please e-mail me.
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