1967 Camaro Lokar Trunk Release Cable - Nib - New In Box, Never Opened on 2040-parts.com
Carmel, California, US
Brand new Lokar trunk release kit for 1967 Camaro. part number TR-1200U. Brand new, never opened, still in box. Please see pictures to verify. I didn't want to open the box, but I assure you it is in there and is what is says it is. We ordered an extra one and waited too long to return it.
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