1968 - 1974 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Bumper Overrider Support Front Right on 2040-parts.com
Boulder, Colorado, United States
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1968 - 1970 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Bumper Overrider (possibly older models too), this installs Emergency Brake. This boot is brand new, never installed and rubber very pliable, no cracking, and in new condition. The part number is listed in the image, please reference online to make sure its an exact fit. These support install inside the posts where the overrider (a fancy word for the tubular upper portion of the bumper that looks like a rail) connects within the posts. The rails fit into the cylinder portion of the supports to add stability. These I believe will work for either LEFT or right, but best to confirm with Airhead parts or another bug shop before bidding. these are both labeled as RIGHT or passenger side supports.
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