1978-1988 Monte Carlo, Ss, Cutlass, Regal Coat Hanger Hooks, Dark Blue, Pair on 2040-parts.com
Cumberland, Rhode Island, US
THIS IS A PAIR OF CHROME COAT HANGER HOOKS WITH DARK BLUE COLORED PLASTIC MOUNTS. NICE AND CLEAN, NOT DAMAGED AT ALL. IN GOOD CONDITION, AND GOOD WORKING ORDER. CHROME STILL HAS GOOD SHINE. ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
WILL FIT 1978-1988 EL CAMINO, MONTE CARLO, SS, REGAL, CUTLASS, GRAND PRIX, AND MALIBU
I HAVE ALL CORRECT SCREWS, BOLTS, NUTS, PLASTIC CLIPS, OR ANY OTHER PART. IF YOU DO NOT SEE IT LISTED, PLEASE ASK. I RESPOND TO ALL EMAIL.
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