87-95 Buick Century Glovebox Latch Only Burgandy on 2040-parts.com
Garner, North Carolina, US
You are looking at a used glove box latch only,you must use your catch.Fits 87-95 Buick Century models.Burgandy in color.It will not lock with your key and I do not have the key for it.Opens and closes.Chrome ends have some scratches.In good condition.Payment due within 2 days of auction close.Shipping is $4.99.Only shipped to United States.Item will be well packed.Only PayPal accepted as payment.Ask any questions before bidding or buying .Contact me if you have any problems before leaving feedback.Thanks michael8276
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