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Gm Clutch Brake Pedal Trim, K911 Camaro, Firebird, Nova, Truck, Gm Reproduction on 2040-parts.com

US $5.00
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Janesville, Wisconsin, US

Janesville, Wisconsin, US
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New unused pedal trim. Still in the package. Original GM reproduction, part # K911. These came to me in a box, never for any of my projects. You guys know what they fit.

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