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1964-1972 Chevy Truck Plastic Accelerator Gas Pedal Pad on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Kingsville, Texas, US

Kingsville, Texas, US
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This is hard to find, plastic gas pedal pad for a 1964-1972 Chevy Truck.I believe! It looks new but cant be sure if it is so I am listing as used.Got it in a box of parts for a C10 I bought. You won't be disappointed when you put this plastic gas pedal pad on your truck.  This is quality looking and would be a great replacement for a damaged plastic gas pedal pad. Have alot of other C10 parts let me know if u need anything else. If I have it I will list it.Feel free to ask any questions.   

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