1967-1972 Chevrolet Gmc Truck Tailgate Handle Latch Support Rods on 2040-parts.com
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1967 TO 1972 CHEVROLET GMC TRUCK FLEETSIDE TAILGATE LATCH HANDLE ASSY,
THIS IS ALL YOU NEED FOR YOUR TAILGATE TO LATCH AND BE SUPPORTED WHEN DOWN,NO MORE SLAMMING THE TAILGATE OVER AND OVER, WE HAVE PARTS FOR YOUR TRUCKS AT THE BEST PRICE AVAILABLE ,WE ARE LOCATED IN FAIRMOUNT GA ,YOU ARE WELCOME TO PICK UP PARTS HERE THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS |
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