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Nos 1960 Chevrolet Passenger, Corvette, Corvair, Etc. Oil Filler Cap on 2040-parts.com

US $32.95
Location:

Great Barrington, Massachusetts, United States

Great Barrington, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

You're bidding on a  NOS 1960 CHEVROLET PASSENGER, CORVETTE, CORVAIR, ETC. OIL FILLER CAP.  Parts Book says this fits ALL 1960 Chevrolet.    GM Group #1.758, Part #6257236 - still in the original package.  High bidder to pay $6.00 s/h within the U.S.  Will ship internationally for  actual shipping price.  I combine shipping for multiple purchases.


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