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Competition Engineering 2032 Offset Leaf Spring Hangers Camaro Nova on 2040-parts.com

US $79.79
Location:

Sunnyvale, California, US

Sunnyvale, California, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:VPB Vette Brakes and Products 7840-5 Manufacturer Part Number:7840-5 Interchange Part Number:330 LBS

  

Competition Engineering #2032 Offset Spring Hangers, Chevy, Camaro, 1967-1969, Nova, 1962-1974, Pair. 

2032

·  Leaf Spring Mounting Seats Included

Yes

·  Quantity

Pair

·  Shackles Included

No

·  Welding Required

Yes

Email me if you need more pictures or have any questions about this part. Sunnyvale California 94086. All sales are final. Ph 408 209 3805. I ship my parts out on FedEx or USPS within two days of receiving cleared payment in most cases.

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