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New Genuine Gm 88891752 Wheel Lug Stud on 2040-parts.com

US $3.00
Location:

Cheyenne, Wyoming, US

Cheyenne, Wyoming, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Genuine GM Manufacturer Part Number:88891752 Warranty:No

Genuine GM Wheel Lug Stud, Part no. 88891752.  Part is still sealed in package but appears to have some rus.  See pictures.

Fits variety of vehicles.  Contact your local dealership to comfirm compatability.

Item is sold AS-IS with NO warranty.  What is pictured is what is included.

 

Shipping costs include proper packaging for item to assure arrival in good condition.  Additional shipping costs may apply for AK, HI and all International.  Please inquire regarding actual shipping prior to payment, as insufficient shipping funds will result in cancellation of payment.

  

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