Nos Mopar Bumper Guard Cushions - 1970-72 Chal/ Barr/ Dart - P/n 2962342 on 2040-parts.com
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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For sale are one pair (2) NOS MoPar front bumper guard cushions. Chrysler part number 2962342. Our parts books show these fit 1970-1971 Challenger, Dart and Valiant and 1972 Challenger (see photos). Please look close. The original tag from Chrysler is attached to the cushions. The part number is smudged but does appear to be this number. Also, they have been on a shelf for 40 years and do show some aging, but they are NOS from a Dodge dealer. We are a franchised Chrysler dealer that was in business for more than 76 years! We are now marketing 80+ years of NOS MoPar parts, equipment and other things. Visit us often as we are listing new items everyday! Be sure to bookmark our two sites, agh590 & roge_pavl, to see all we have for sale. Have questions? Just ask! Thanks!
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