Good Oem 1973-1974 Chevy Nova Front Bumper Shock Absorbers Complete on 2040-parts.com
Snowflake, Arizona, United States
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Offered is a Good Used Set of Original Chevy Factory Front Bumper Shock Absorbers for 1973-1974 Chevy Novas, all models.
These were removed from a 1973 Nova. As you can see, they are undamaged and complete. Any questions or comments are welcomed, if you need more pics let me know. FREE SHIPPING in the Continental United States. Contact me for Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and International costs. I DO NOT SHIP TO P.O. BOXES UNLESS USPS SHIPPING IS SPECIFIED IN THE AD!! PLEASE CONTACT ME PRIOR TO LEAVING NEGATIVE FEEDBACK IN AN ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE ANY ISSUES! Unfortunately I cannot leave feedback first as some eBayer's choose to ignore the grievance and return process and leave negative feedback without contacting me, or eBay. I will be happy to leave positive feedback otherwise. Thank you for looking and good luck bidding!! |
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