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UP FOR AUCTION IS AN ORIGINAL GM 12 BOLT REAREND COVER WITH ALL 12 BOLTS INCLUDING THE SMALLER BOLT FOR THE INFO TAG. USED CONDITION AND COULD BE CLEANED UP OR BEAD BLASTED. HARDLY EVER SEE THESE ORIGINAL COVERS ANYMORE. HAVE OTHER INTERNAL PARTS ALSO, LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU NEED. SOLD AS-IS, NO WARRANTY. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS. ASK ALL QUESTIONS PRIOR TO AUCTION END. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. BUYER TO PAY PAYPAL AT AUCTION END. HAPPY BIDDING.
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