Black Shield Retainer Gm, Ford & Chrysler Pkg Of 100 on 2040-parts.com
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Black Nylon Sheild Retainer Package of 100 pieces GM 1595864, 1605396 Chrysler 6030441 Ford 388577s, W705589-S300 Radiator Yoke, Fender & Bumper Shield Retainer Head Diameter 11/16" Stem Length 13/16" Stem Diameter 5/16" Buyer to pay shipping and handling charges. We accept Pay Pal We will combine shipping on multiple items or lots when purchasing from multiple auctions to provide the buyer the cheapest shipping rates. PLEASE wait for an invoice to get combined shipping. FAILURE TO WAIT FOR INVOICE WITH COMBINED SHIPPING WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF COMBINED SHIPPING DISCOUNT. (Shipping charges can not an will not be adjusted after payment has been received.) Check out my other items! |
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