Cobra Sway Bars Front And Rear on 2040-parts.com
Tulsa, Oklahoma, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS A SET OF NEW FRONT AND REAR SWAY BARS FOR 289 COBRA AUTOMOBILES. THESE SWAY BARS, 22 AND 19MM, ARE 80'S AFTERMARKET EQUIPMENT MODELED ON THE ORIGINAL COMPETITION BARS. THE MANUFACTURER OF THESE BARS IS UNKNOWN, BUT THEY ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. INCLUDES PILL BOXES AND THREE OF FOUR CHASSIS MOUNTING BRACKETS AS DEPICTED. ALL ITEMS ARE
SOLD "AS IS" PLEASE SEE OUR FEEDBACK FOR CONFIDENT BIDDING. PLEASE
EMAIL ME WITH QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BID. WE EXPECT PAYMENT WITHIN 5 DAYS OF THE
END OF AUCTION. WE WILL REPORT ALL NON PAYING WINNING BIDS. ALL ITEMS MAY BE RETURNED FOR
FULL REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE IF THEY ARRIVE OTHER THAN DESCRIBED.
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