Buy 1966 Oldsmobile Cutlass / F-85 / 442 Jack Instructions Decal in San Diego, California, United States, for US $6.92

Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:DO0089 Brand:rtrw UPC:Does not apply

1966 Oldsmobile Cutlass, 442 & F-85 jack instructions decal. Typically found on underside of trunk lid. Replaces original GM part #392832. Add that final touch to your restoration. Top quality, official GM reproduction, MADE IN THE USA.

RTRW PART #DO0089

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We accept returns if you are unsatisfied for any reason with your RTRW purchase. We charge no re-stocking fees, and have no time limits for returns. Parts for return must be in re-sellable condition. Parts do not have to be in original packaging. Cut or modified parts cannot be returned. We recommend test fitting all parts on a clean vehicle surface prior to installing. Return shipping is the responsibility of the buyer unless we make a mistake on the order. T-shirts and other clothing related items can only be returned if they are in the original sealed package. Proof of purchase may be required for returns on orders older than 1 year. To request a refund please give us a call 866-789-7879.

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