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Oem Surburban Silverado Tahoe Yukon Sierra Jack Wing Nut Mount Spare Pick Up on 2040-parts.com

US $9.95
Location:

Tampa, Florida, United States

Tampa, Florida, United States
Pre-owned in good, serviceable condition. Don't be stranded because you don;t have the tools to change a flat.
Brand:OEM GMC Placement on Vehicle:Rear


OEM wing nut for securing a scissor Jack, removed  from a 1999 Chevy Suburban. This wing nut locks down the scissor jack & tools.  Study the pictures to CONFIRM it will work for YOUR Chevy/GMC Truck  PRIOR to PURCHASE. Includes all in the pictures; the arm & wing nut. Stop the irritating rattling & racket and secure your tool set..........


Feel free to make a REASONABLE offer..........1/2 off is not reasonable.

Please look CLOSELY at the item to CONFIRM PRIOR TO PURCHASE it's the correct item for your Chevy.
 

Buyer pays shipping & insurance BOTH WAYS if returned. Jack was tested so it works.

Posted shipping is for the lower 48 states only. Other areas subject to (actual) increased shipping costs.

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