Original Pair Of Jump Seat Legs #382091 Antique Classic Car Custom Coachwork on 2040-parts.com
Troy, Michigan, United States
 Jump seat legs pair for use on custom coachwork cars. Two original hinged legs stamped 382091 on both bases. Please ask any questions prior to buying - this item is not returnable. See our listings and store inventory for more items like this and be sure to visit our "About Me" page by clicking on the "ME" link next to our seller name! Shipping is based on buyer's location and is not a negotiable item. WE SHIP ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD! We will combine shipping for those making multiple purchases for items purchased within 3 days only. Local pickup is not available for this item. Please read our shipping, payment and return policies under the "Shipping & Payment" tab. By purchasing this item, you will have agreed to all terms listed in that section. Non-paying bidders are reported - promptly. |
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