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78-81 Camaro Z28 Front Wheel Flare Set Spoilers / Flares Driver And Passenger on 2040-parts.com

C $99.00
Location:

York, Ontario, Canada

York, Ontario, Canada
Condition:Used

78-81 CAMARO Z28 FRONT WHEEL FLARE SET SPOILERS / FLARES DRIVER AND PASSENGER .one has a rip on the underside but easy to fix.

all mounting holes seem fine see pics

  All used items are sold AS-IS with no refunds, no returns and no exchanges.  Buyer assumes all responsibility for compatibility and interchange. 

shipping is $25 Canada or $35u,s.a

I do combine shipping and always use tracking numbers

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