93-02 Camaro Firebird T Top Handle Left And Right With Clips Free Ship ! on 2040-parts.com
Kimberly, Alabama, US
IN THE ATTACHED PICTURES YOU WILL SEE A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF LEFT HAND AND RIGHT HAND T TOP HANDLES AND THE METAIL RETAINING CLIPS.
THESE LOOK FACTORY NEW. NOT A SCRATCH ON THEM. UNFADED COLOR.
FREE SHIPPING IS TO LOWER 48 STATES. I WILL SHIP TO ANY COUNTRY, MILITARY APOS AND ALASKA PUERTO RICO AND HAWAII.
IF YOU ARE IN ANY AREA NOT IN THE 48 STATES, PLEASE CHECK FOR ANY UPCHARGE ON SHIPPING. THANKS
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