Camaro / Firebird 1970-1978 Nos Auto Shift Plate Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Girard, Ohio, US
You are bidding on a NOS shifter plate for the auto model Camaro or Firebird. Part was in a clear baggie put in a box of NOS pieces we bought. Applications we found this to fit are: 1970-78 Firebird and 1973-78 Camaro. Part is flawless and the only proof we have it real is the part number in the plastic. Repos are over 70.00, what’s a NOS worth? I listed this item for a family member. Any questions regarding this item or for eligibility in receiving free shipping, please contact 734-658-5841. This item is also available locally for your inspection. High bidder pays shipping and handling. I WILL ONLY SHIP IN THE UNITED STATES. If you do not have a shipping address in the United States, please do not bid on auction.
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