82-92 Camaro Firebird Ta Rh Front Disc Brake Caliper Line Bracket Passenger Side on 2040-parts.com
West Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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Used Right Hand Passenger Disc brake Caliper Line Brace This is the bracket that holds the rubber brake line to the Strut FITS: 1982-1992 Camaro and Firebird COLOR: BLACK CONDITION: NEW AFTERMARKET PART # 621-112 , Replaces # 10387467 If you need to cancel an order, make a change on an address or any other important info do NOT send a message !! Please CALL 803-955-3181 ! Because it may be shipped the next day and changes may not get done !! PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS IS THE ITEM YOU NEED. WE DO NOT PAY RETURN SHIPPING ON ITEMS THAT ARE ORDERED WRONG. SHIPPING: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE! We offer free shipping on all domestic purchases. If you are in Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii, or the Virgin Islands there is an additional charge for Priority mail shipping. We ship all international packages Priority Mail. International packages are shipped out every Tuesday and Friday. Please be aware that there may be delays on international shipments and taxes and customs fees. If a package is damaged in shipping please contact us immediately and we will replace your item or issue a refund. COMMENTS: Please be patient while sending messages or emails during a weekend or holidays. We do our best to answer all questions in a timely manner, however sometimes there is a large amount of questions to answer. Our business hours are Monday - Friday from 9am - 5:30pm EST. This is the best time to reach us. If you would like a faster response to a question or issue please feel free to call us at (803) 955-3181. We specialize in parts for Camaro and Firebird's. If you are looking for something that you don't see listed in our store give us a call and we can create a listing for you to purchase. Check out our store for diecast collectible cars! BROCK'S CAMARO & FIREBIRD PARTS
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