97-04 Corvette Lower Radiator Support Skid Plate on 2040-parts.com
Alverton, Pennsylvania, United States
|
This is a Lower Radiator Support Skid Plate for a C5 Corvette. There is some minor damage from hitting into the ground, see the pictures. Although the title reads 97-04, that does not mean this part will fit every year. Also, there are three styles of a C5 corvette which are Coupe, Fixed Roof Coupe, and Convertible. This part may not fit in each style. When ever possible the part number is listed. It is the buyers responsibility to verify fit. If you have a question, ask before bidding. I can cross reference a lot of parts but I don't know all of them. See my other listings for more Corvette Parts. PA residents must pay 6% Sales Tax. |
Other Parts for Sale
2003 impala ecu oem(US $24.00)
2004 audi allroad a6 engine mount bracket
2014 chevy cruze ecu oem 12643636(US $22.00)
American racing atx series ax19479050412n ax194 17x9 5x5.0 m-gry bl(US $220.45)
Billet specialties 10620 independent side mount alternator bracket(US $205.69)
2001 firebird ecu oem(US $25.00)
Google driverless car will let you speed
Tue, 02 Sep 2014Driverless cars are so clever, aren’t they? The potential to whisk us along in total comfort and relaxation while a silicon chip takes care of the driving may sound like bliss to some. However, despite recent news that self-driving cars will be legally allowed on our roads as early as next year, they might not be as clean cut and infallible as you might think.
Honda to offer second-gen Element
Mon, 14 Dec 2009Although the Element has been a disappointing seller, Honda plans to offer a second generation of its quirky crossover rather than treat it as an experiment. The company is hitting a key demographic with the Element that it does not reach with the vehicle's platform sibling, the CR-V, said John Mendel, American Honda Motor Co. executive vice president.
The Hamster needs a garage!
Wed, 26 Nov 2008Poor old Richard Hammond. First he gets nearly killed playing silly-buggers with a mad rocket car, and now the poor man has nowhere to keep his own cars. Like Clarkson, Top Gear presenter Hammond lives in the sticks, in his case in rural Herefordshire close to the Welsh border, and about 50 miles from his co-presenter.