Blackworks Quick Release Fasteners Set Gold Front Bumpers Trunks Hatch Lids New on 2040-parts.com
San Leandro, California, US
Manufacturer: Blackworks Racing
Part Number: BWAC-0585GD
Condition: New
Product Description:
Blackworks Racing Quick Release Fasteners are made from High Quality Aircraft Aluminum, precision machined in the USA. These are ideal Fasteners for Front Bumpers, Trunks, Hatch Lids that need to remove quickly. These are very easy to install and includes necessary hardware.
Kit Includes:
4x Aluminum Washers
4x Nuts
4x Stainless Steel Bolts
2x O-Rings
Additional Information:
Color: Gold
Guaranteed Fitments:
Universal
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