Dzus Studs Cockpit Facia Panels Mounting Instruments Installation New 50 Pc. Lot on 2040-parts.com
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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Your photos are your actual goods, 50 pcs. new surplus. More are here upon request. These are the most commonly used studs used in cockpits for mounting instruments and facia panels. They come in a generic silver color but can easily be painted to suit your dash. Please ask any questions, We ship worldwide, postage rates quoted are domestic and USA, please inquire if you are bidding from overseas. Thanks for looking.
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