Mustang Gt Shift Knob Adapter Boot Retainer For Manual Shifter on 2040-parts.com
Istanbul, default, TR
PRODUCTION
Made of aluminum material.
ELIGIBILITY:
Shift
Boot Retainer M12 x 1.25 for Your
2005-2013 MUSTANG V6, GT or 2007-2009 GT500
Does
NOT fit 2005-2014 GT500s.
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
High quality Shift Knob Boot Retainer
100% BRAND NEW
Not: Does not
include shift knob !
Please let us
know if you want black or silver.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
High Quality made of aluminum material.
Surface with a scratch-resistant special
coating
Gear gaiter supported.
Can be installed easily by yourself.
Long-term use, and offers a true sports
driving pleasure.
Please look at my other action for knob
and adapter kit.
Shipping & handling
All
items will be checked before packing.All items are new and of high quality.
Item
will be shipped wittin 1-3 businies days upon receipt of payment,excluding
weekends and public holidays.
Delivery time is about 7-28 business days
and it may take up to 8 weeks to some European countreis and South Amerikan
countries due to strict custom inspection. We ship worldwide.
|
Delivery Time upon purchase |
Location |
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7-14 days |
Australia,South East Asia and Asia |
|
7-21 days |
United Kingdom, United States and Canada |
|
10-28 days |
Europe, South America, Middli-East Asia |
|
28-56 days |
Italy and Brazil ( because of strict
custom inspection) |
- Shipping fee include packing, warehouse, distribution, order handling and processing costs. We offer combined shipping discount on Shipping & Handling.
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- Please note that some countries will have custom duty or tax for certain items. It is the buyer’s responsibility to pay all ended custom duty yor tax.
- We are not responsible for and custom duty or tax since our price do not include this charge.
Payment
Method
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