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Radiator Support Panel - Camaro 70 - 81 2nd Generation Chevrolet Chrome 9426 on 2040-parts.com

US $25.98
Location:

Brooksville, Florida, United States

Brooksville, Florida, United States
Condition:New Surface Finish:TRIPLE CHROME Manufacturer Part Number:R9426 Brand:RPC Part Brand:RACING POWER CO

THIS IS THE CHROME RADIATOR SUPPORT PANEL THAT EXACTLY REPLACES GM# 14015198 THATS USED WITH THE HEAVY DUTY RADIATOR IN 1970 THRU 1981 CAMAROS.   THE 3 ATTACHING BOLTS ARE ALSO INCLUDED AND ARE CHROME AS WELL.  IT MEASURES FROM END TO END 28 11/16 BY 5 1/2 INCHES.     THANKS FOR LOOKING!    ALSO WE CAN COMBINE SHIPPING WITH OUR OTHER CHROME PARTS IN OUR STORE OR AUCTIONS, OR WITH THE CHROME SUPPORT BARS IF YOU REALLY WANT TO DRESS UP THE REST OF YOUR ENGINE COMPARTMENT!

This is a BRAND NEW CHROME Radiator Support Panel made by RPC.   We also gladly combine shipping of this item with any others from our auctions, store or any directly purchased items into 1 box to save as much as we can on shipping.   We ship via UPS in the lower 48 states and by USPS Priority Mail worldwide and to Ak. and Hi.


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