1966 1967 Chevrolet Impala Ss Caprice Console Base Automatic on 2040-parts.com
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USED ORIGINAL CONSOLE BASE FOR 1966 TO 1967 CHEVROLET FULL-SIZE CAR WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION NICE CONDITIONS , EXCEPT FOR ON SMALL CRACK BUT NOT APARENT WHEN MONTED ON CAR FIT ALSO ON CANADIAN BUILT PONTIAC NO RETURNS ACCEPTED, MEANING OUR ITEMS ARE FINAL SALES. BUYERS ARE RESPONSIBLE ON THEIR PURCHASE. PLEASE MAKE SURE WITH THE PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS THAT THE ITEM IS ACTUALLY WHAT YOU DESIRE. IF YOU ARE NOT SURE AND WISH FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL US. CANADIAN BUYERS ADD SALE TAX 5% ON TOTAL PURCHASE AND QUEBEC ADD 14.5% ON TOTAL PURCHASE. PURTO RICO, ALASKA, AND HAWAII PLEASE CONTACT US BEFORE BUYING SINCE SHIPPING COST ARE QUITE DIFFERENT WE SHIP WORLDWIDE PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHERMORE INFORMATIONS RELATED TO THE SHIPPING |
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