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Mopar Pristine B Body Steering Wheel 1970 Charger on 2040-parts.com

Location:

North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

This is a concourse show car quality part.  If you have any questions or concerns prior to placing the winning bid, call me. 

The only form of payment I will accept is US postal money orders or your bank can call my bank and wire transfer.  I don't want your bank info and you can't have mine.  I do not accept PayPal or credit cards, so don't bother bidding unless you agree to my payment terms.  I expect full payment within 5 working days of the auction ending.  I will ship within 48 hours of receiving payment and I only ship via the US post office, priority mail with tracking. 


I can be reached at eight four three 670-9636

All sales are final. 



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