Box/10 Dorman Engine Expansion Plug 1 1/2" Cup 555-077 - Gm 350 on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, United States
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This listing is for a box of 10 Dorman 1-1/2" cup expansion plugs.
I have a ton of expansion plugs available. Let me know what size you need.
Shipping on this item will be a maximum of $2.60. I charge actual shipping plus 15% to cover ebay and PayPal fees on the shipping amount only. I will refund any overpayment of $1.00 or more. I ship the least expensive way I can find. This is not always the fastest. If you are in a hurry let me know. My assumption is if you are shopping on ebay you are looking for the best price. I try to ship withing 2 BUSINESS days of payment.
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