Sunbeam Tiger, Sunbeam Alpine Factory Hardtop Vent Window Latches, Rare Rootes on 2040-parts.com
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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This is a pair of original Sunbeam Tiger or Sunbeam Alpine steel factory hardtop rear vent window latches. The chrome is in great shape and they open and close smoothly. Also included are the hard to find original buttons that connect these latches to the vent windows. These are the wider style ones that were used on the later hardtops to keep the plexiglass vent windows from stress cracking. The Rootes car club patches are just for display and are not included! Buying and selling on eBay is supposed to be fun! I try to make it that way. No long lists of negative and threatening sounding rules and regulations to read before bidding on my items. I will ship parts anywhere in the world and gladly take PayPal. I charge minimal shipping fees and many times ship items for free. I will state the charges in the auction so there are no surprises when it comes time to pay. I will gladly combine multiple items you may win from me and ship them in one box to save on your shipping costs. Items will be mailed the day after I receive your PayPal payment. Parts will be mailed via Priority Mail if in the USA and they will be well packed so they arrive to you in excellent condition-and I won't ship anything in an old cereal box or charge you Priority Mail rates and mail parts to you via cheaper and slower 1st Class Mail! Most important-I won't sell any junk or anything that I would not use on my own cars. I have never ended an auction early so if you want to bid on one of my items, rest assured that it will be posted for the entire seven days so as to be fair to everyone. Thanks for reading and bidding and for looking at my other auctions! |
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