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PRW Ford SFI Rated Platinum Series Steel Flexplate - 1830214 - Exceeds SFI 29.1 Expectations Part# PRW 1830214 Description: PRW 1963-1982 Small Block Ford 28oz Tooth: 157 Balance: External Sold As: Individual • Shipping •We ship within 1 to 2 business days of receiving cleared payment.All orders have Free Shipping within the continental United States. For International, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or other US territories shipments contact the seller for shipping charges and fees. We use UPS and Fedex for most orders. We are unable to guarantee a specific carrier. We will ship to APO, FPO, or PO box addresses. Additional shipping charges and fees may apply. • Payment •We accept PayPal only on eBay.Immediate payment is required on all listings - please use the eBay cart for multiple purchases. All orders ship with an itemized invoice. We are unable to send an order without an invoice. • Returns •We offer a 30-day return policy. Restrictions may apply.All returns must be in the product's original box and package materials. All returns must receive prior authorization from the seller. Buyer pays return shipping. • Customer Support •Our customer support is available 7 days a week. Please contact us at 1-844-9MONSTER if you need assistance. |
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