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Nos 73 74 75 Blazer Jimmy Rooftop Carrier Gm 994501 Chevy Gmc on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Webster, New York, United States

Webster, New York, United States
Condition:New



 

 

NOS 1973-75 Chevy Blazer/GMC Jimmy Roof Top Carrier. This is NOS/Never Opened. The book shows it fits 1973-75 but it may fit later years as well.

INV:62016

SHIPPING UPDATE! – When you check out there are usually 2 or more shipping options. The one shown ( usually UPS ) is not the one you HAVE to choose, USPS is usually an option on most smaller items. Please take the time to look at your invoice. Where the shipping company and price are listed, a menu will drop down with other shipping options. PLEASE LOOK AT THIS. UPS IS USUALLY 1st ON THE LIST. BUT WE DO SHIP USPS AS WELL.

WE DO NOT END AUCTIONS EARLY, SO PLEASE DON’T ASK. IF THERE IS NO BUY IT NOW PRICE, THERE WILL NOT BE ONE.

SHOP WITH A NAME YOU TRUST! We are not a fly-by-nite operation. We have been in the corvette and muscle car business for over 20 years. Your satisfaction is our promise! Check our other auctions for more great parts for your Corvette or Muscle Car. Buyer to pay shipping. (Shipping cost will be combined on multiple orders). To get the shipping cost, please use the shipping calculator at the bottom of this page. International bidders, please contact us for shipping costs.

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New York Residents must pay 8% tax, unless you have a tax exempt ID #.

INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS: We ship through USPS or UPS. You are responsible for all shipping costs, and duties that may come with.

Any questions, E-mail Ebay Messages or call 585-872-4402. Please look at the pics and ask questions before bidding. You are bidding to own, not to look at or think about it. Good Luck and Happy Bidding!

WE ARE HUMAN. Sometimes we make mistakes. Sometimes you will know exactly what the part is, and we will have no clue. We appreciate your help in identifying parts, or helping us correct an innocent mistake.

All items sold are Guaranteed!! If you don’t like it, we’ll be more than happy to give you a FULL refund (minus shipping). NO RE-STOCK FEES EVER!!.

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