62 & Up Chevy Buick Cadillac Olds Pontiac Nors Headlight Bezel Mounting Nuts on 2040-parts.com
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Please read everything...........This is a new set of (12) Twelve, NORS Headlight Bezel Mounting Nuts. For 64 And up GM cars and trucks. This is an older high quality aftermarket part from a body shop hardware supplier. thay are 1/4" square at the base, takes a #8 or 6 screw, Check to make sure thay look like the ones you need. Application guide is for most cars not every car Feel free to ask questions. Shipping is set to combine when you chose quantity. I will ship overseas Please Check out my other related items for combined shipping..thank you for looking!!
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