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Nos 1971 1972 Impala Caprice Riviera Tornado Lesabre Electra Seat Tracks R & L on 2040-parts.com

US $73.00
Location:

Millington, Tennessee, US

Millington, Tennessee, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:Buyer will contact seller the day the item arrives with any concerns. Buyer pays return shipping. Item must be returned in exact condition with all original contents + GM boxes. Read ad completely ! Restocking Fee:No Manufacturer Part Number:9669005 Interchange Part Number:9625836 Placement on Vehicle:Array

 NOS GM  Seat Tracks - pair, (RH & LH) for bench seat cars ::::::: Apllications: Chev 1971-72 pass / Olds 1971-72 : 88,98 & Tornado, 1973 : 88 & 98 / Pontiac 1971-75 Catalina and Grandville / Buick 1971-72 LeSabre, Electra & Riviera .   -  RARE ? YOU BET !!!!... WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU GET !   The photos should speak to it's condition - described to the best of my ability. Please see photo for details (note that the knob is scratched form shelf wear and handling - I would replace it for show car) & email with questions or for additional photos. Feel free to ask ANY payment type questions. Local pick up is always welcome !!! If you have any negative feedback - you need to contact me before bidding. I reserve the right to and will cancel bids from buyers with negative feedback (if we do not communicate first).


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