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Trunk Lid 78? Chevy Chevelle on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Willoughby, Ohio, United States

Willoughby, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Chevrolet

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. A TRUNK LID. IT IS FOR A CHEVY CHEVELLE. I'M NOT SURE OF THE YEAR, BUT I BELIEVE IT IS FROM THE LATE 70S. RANGING FROM 1977 TO 1979. THERE ARE SOME RUST SPOTS ON PARTS OF THE TRUNK LID, BUT IT IS STILL IN DECENT SHAPE. YOU WILL HAVE TO PROVIDE THE SHIPPING SERVICE. MY ADVICE WOULD BE TO DRIVE HERE TO PICK IT UP. PLEASE DO NOT BUY THE TRUNK LID IF YOU CAN'T PROVIDE THE SHIPPING SERVICE. I'M SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. SEND THE PAYMENT THROUGH EBAY AND PAYPAL TO MY PAYPAL ACCOUNT. WHEN THE PAYMENT CLEARS, THE TRUNK LID CAN BE PICKED UP. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK WITH AN EMAIL, I WILL ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS AS BEST AS I CAN.                                                          THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR LOOKING!

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