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Mopar Chrysler 2806025 Bracket Engine Mount V8 318 Front Lh Left Hand & Bolts A+ on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
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Miami, Florida, United States

Miami, Florida, United States
FREE SHIPPING!!!!!! MOPAR CHRYSLER 2806025 BRACKET ENGINE MOUNT FRONT LEFT HAND LH WITH BOLTS FOR 318ci V8 ENGINE SMALL BLOCK ONLY (NOT FOR 340 OR 360) BOOK SHOW GOOD FOR DODGE CHALLENGER CORONET CHARGER & PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA BELVEDERE SATELLITE
Brand:MOPAR CHRYSLER Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:280602

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MOPAR CHRYSLER 2806025 BRACKET ENGINE MOUNT FRONT LH LEFT HAND WITH BOLTS FOR 318ci V8 ENGINE SMALL BLOCK ONLY (NOT FOR 340 OR 360) 

IS DESCRIBED THE 1971 PARTS BOOK 2806025 (PLEASE REVIEW PICTURE)

I FOUND THIS BRACKET ENGINE MOUNT FRONT LEFT HAND LH IN MY SHELF WAS REMOVE FROM 1970 DODGE CHALLENGER WITH 340 BECAUSE WAS WRONG FOR THAT ENGINE!!!!

I ASSUME THE DESCRIPTION OF THE BRACKET IS CORRECT BECAUSE I COMPARE WITH OTHER PICTURES ON INTERNET BUT NOT WARRANTY AT ALL.

PLEASE REVIEW PICTURES!!!! 

ITS IN GREAT USED CONDITION AND VERY HARD TO FIND

THIS ITEM IS SOLD "AS-IS" ALL THIS INFORMATION ITS FOR REPRESENTATION ONLY PLEASE CONSULT YOUR OWN SOURCES BEFORE BID NOT RESPONSIBLE IF NOT FIT YOUR VEHICLE

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTION ABOUT THIS ITEM BEFORE BID!!!!

SALES ARE FINAL NO RETURN!!!!

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