64 -75 Nos Gm Park Pedal Pad Chevrolet Olds Pontiac Buick Impala Cadillac on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, US
This is a brand new NOS GM Parking brake pad, correct for many 64-75 GM pass. cars and light trucks, My Chevy book shows 64- 74 Buick All, 64-75 Chevelle, 68 Nova & Impala F/S, 67-68 Camaro, should fit other years and GM brands, but you will need to check that out. on the back side it 1 and 3/4" tall, and 2" across the middle. These items were originally sold multi packaged so you will not get the package. See my other related GM parts for combined shipping. Please feel free to ask questions, and about overseas before bidding. 3.99 to ship to the lower 48. thank you for looking.
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