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New Oem Toyota Land Cruiser Bj40 Fj40 Fj45 Fj55 Brake Clutch Pedal Pad on 2040-parts.com

US $7.50
Location:

Niagara Falls, New York, United States

Niagara Falls, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:TOYOTA Other Part Number:3132161010 Manufacturer Part Number:31321-61010 Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan

New OEM Toyota Land Cruiser BJ40 FJ40 FJ45 FJ55 Brake Clutch Pedal Pad

Product description

Make / Model Toyota Land Cruiser
Year 1969-1980
Part number

31321-61010

Condition Brand New

 

Part fits

  • Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series FJ40, FJ45, BJ40.
  • Toyota Land Cruiser 50 Series FJ55
     

Photos

OEM Toyota Land Cruiser BJ40 FJ40 FJ45 FJ55 Brake Clutch Pedal Pad
 

General Information

  • If you are not sure whether this part fits your vehicle, please contact us and we will be able to check it for you. In your message please include month and year of manufacture, country of delivery and if possible frame number or VIN.

Shipping

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  • International shipments may take up to 60 business days for delivery. It all depends on the destination country and customs.
  • We can ship items overnight at additional cost, however, you have to contact us before placing the order.
  • International buyers, please note that custom duties and taxes that are charged by customs when item enters your country are extras and are not included in the price.

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Returns

  • All our parts that we sell through eBay Motors come with a 14-day return policy
  • Customer is responsible for returning postage.
  • If for some reason you are not satisfied with the purchased item, we will accept the item back.
  • Item has to be in the original condition and has original undamaged packaging.
  • Unfortunately, we will not accept used, modified or installed item.
  • Before returning the item, please contact us to obtain RMA number. Without RMA number your item will not get to us and will be lost in the mail and we wont be able to issue the refund.


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