65-66-67-68 Mustang Deluxe Shift Boot Retainer ,new ! on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
UP FOR PURCHASE IS A BRAND NEW DELUXE SHIFT BOOT RETAINER . THIS IS FOR ALL MANUAL TRANSMISSION CARS WITH OUT CONSOLE FROM 1964-1968 . WE COMBINE SHIPPING ! WE DONT JUST SELL PARTS WE USE THEM!HERE AT BC CLASSIC AND PERFORMANCE WE HAVE BEEN IN THE RESTORATION BUSINESS FOR OVER 17 YEARS NOW AND BELIEVE US WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH ALOT OF TRIAL AND ERROR , WE GUARANTEE TO USE ONLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY PARTS AVAILABLE! DUE TO THE DEMAND OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY PARTS AVAILABLE THERE ARE TIMES AN ITEM MAY BE BACK ORDERED! IF TIME IS AN ISSUE PLEASE EMAIL US FIRST OTHER WISE WE WILL LET YOU KNOW RIGHT AWAY!
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