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Gm 3920296 Oem Gas Pedal Brand New In Factory Packaging on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Studio City, California, United States

Studio City, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:GM UPC:Does not apply Manufacturer Part Number:3920296

Brand new in the original packaging. I am also including a pedal that is not packaged and does not appear to be used, it is just dirty.

The majority of the items that I am selling have come from estate, garage and yard sales. Unless otherwise stated they may have been in a smoking or pet environment. I prefer to use Fed Ex for the economy shipping to keep the price down to the buyer. This requires a street address since they do not deliver to PO Boxes. Please contact me before making an offer or a bid so I can accommodate buyers that only have a PO Box.


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