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Nos Gm 1971 74 Chevrolet Vega Bracket 1846456 on 2040-parts.com

US $7.99
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Reese, Michigan, United States

Reese, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:GM Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:1845456 Warranty:No

Box has never been opened.  As always, it is best for you to verify the part application for accuracy. Please remember NOS does not mean perfect. I try to list flaws, but I do miss some, so if you are not happy, please let me know and I will try to make it right. Many of my parts also need cleaning, since we live next to a farm, and they are stored in a pole building. I do not clean them for fear of damaging them. I charge actual shipping costs, but no handling costs, and try to ship within 24 hours Monday - Friday, although I allow various amounts of time depending on the location, size, and weight of the item. I package carefully and use materials appropriate for the item I am shipping. I ship USPS priority mail except for heavy parts. I will leave feedback after you have left it for me so I know you have received it and are satisfied. Refunds will be given only if I have listed a part incorrectly. Thanks for looking, and good luck.

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