69 - 99 Gm Park Pedal Pad Chevrolet Olds Pontiac Buick Impala Cadillac Ss Gs on 2040-parts.com
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Please read everything..........This is a NOS GM Parking Brake Pad used on many 60's through late 90's GM pass. cars and light Trucks, Please check to be sure it looks and measures to be The one you need. on the back side it 1 and 3/4" tall, and 1 7/8" across the middle. Comes with the package shown. Shipping is set to combine when multiple quantity is purchased. See my other parts for combined shipping. Please feel free to ask questions before bidding. Overseas bidders welcome. 3.99 to ship to the 50 states and PR. thank you for looking.
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