Gm Pontiac Deck Lid Lamp Assy 36 37 38 39 40 on 2040-parts.com
Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, CA
1A+Large Ebayer+Exelent goods+good communication+Fast delivery+Very recommended+ / Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended /. Good seller and fast shipping to sweden A++ to you / Very nice NOS parts Fast Shipping !!!!! Excellent !!!!!! /Product was acruatly described, well packaged and promtly delivered. / excellent, accurate listing, thanks for offering cheap shipping / Item exactly as described. Well packaged. Fast shipping. Happy customer. / very positive, item is better than in the picture / Great to do business with Excellent transaction Thanks!!! / First rate in all respects; thank you./excellent! Very professional and easy to deal with! / Exactly as Described; Careful Packaging; Excellent Service; Highly Recommended / Great item. Highly recommended seller. Thanks / MERCI For good parts,Fast shipping, EXELLENT seller, Just good,AAAA++++++/ Fast shipping item as listed in auction very pleased with transaction A++ seller / Great seller, highly recommended! / AWESOME EBAYER THANKS/ Perfect ! Shipped qwik and well wrapped. Very happy with my purchase. ThanX/ I was pleased, honest person, I recommend/ Product was acruatly described, well packaged and promtly delivered/ Super Ebayer, Fast and Honest Shipper, Highly Recommend!!!Excellent Transaction!/ ... Shipping cost for Canada and USA 16$ For all others country, please ask me for a quote. I ship worwide Pontiac deck lid lamp assembly ( LENS NOT INCLUDE) Part number : --- Application: I think this is a Pontiac 1937 or 38, but not sure Please check by yourself before bidding. Condition : In good condition but have littles dents and scratchs. Chrome is shinning but have tiny pitted spot PLEASE NOTE: EBay take 9% commission on the SHIPPING COST! If you pay via PayPal, they take another 3%! So, those two entities, well, they're actually one in the same, take 12% of the shipping cost. Someone has to pay that and it is you the customer who does. PLEASE ASK QUESTION BEFORE BIDDING IMPORTANT NOTICE: We will provide shipping cost at the end of the auction or ask for it. Don't send payment before. Will ship package with Canadapost/USPS. Cheapest cost than UPS. And I go to postoffice only 2 days by week. Package from Canada can take 7-15 days to delivery to USA. SORRY, DONT ACCEPT RETURN
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