81-83 Bmw 320i E21 Glove Box Latch Handle, 320is, Nice! on 2040-parts.com
Coarsegold, California, United States
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Vintage BMW 320i - e21 glove box door handle, very good condition, no cracks, good original finish, normal wear and tear for a 35 year old part.
The nicest one I have seen in the junkyard for a long time and might be the last nice one I get, do not see very many 320i's in the junkyard anymore, taken from a very nice car that appeared to have been garaged all it's life. Please email me if you have any questions. Please check my other auctions for more neat stuff. I leave feedback if you do. Priority shipping in a small flat rate box with delivery confirmation is $7.50. Parcel Post may be cheaper, please
email for an exact quote. I do combine shipping. Can ship worldwide, please email for exact quote on shipping. I have a regular job and do this for fun and to pay for other projects, I will try to check messages in the evening, but sometimes it will be a day or two due to other commitments and obligations, it this is a problem, we should not do business together. |
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