Up for auction is a hood latch assembly pulled from an 84 Trans Am. The spring part is in good working order, but it should all be refinished. I believe this fits 82 to 84 Firebirds & Trans Ams, but check your application and be sure before bidding. Shipping is free to the USA only, no international bidders.
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Hoods for Sale
- 1957 58 59 ford galaxie 500 2 door sedan hood spring assembly(US $52.95)
- 1967 - 1972 chevrolet gmc blazer truck left hood hinge with spring(US $59.99)
- 1949 desoto hood ornament lighted hot rod rat ratrod hotrod scta
- Mopar hood seal 71-74 charger roadrunner(US $30.00)
- Nos mopar dodge big truck hood latch 500 600 800(US $30.00)
- *rare* vintage 1955 - 1957 ford thunderbird hood release(US $39.99)
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