2000 Camaro Clutch Pedal Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, US
2000 Camaro pedal assembly for manual transmission. Everything works properly. ***Pedals only, no cables, clutch lines or brake booster.*** I was going to use it in my rat rod, but built my own system. Payment: within 24hrs of auction close. Shipping to lower 48 states ONLY! Shipping: I will ship next biz day.
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