1974-1977 Camaro Rear Bumper To Body Filler Panels, New on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Kentucky, United States
 ITEM DESCRIPTION: New three piece Rear Bumper to Body Filler Panel Strips for all 74 - 77 Camaro models. These new filler panel strips are made from molded plastic for a great fit and OE look. Bumper fillers have all mounting hole locations like original for a easy install.
APPLICATIONS: 1974-1977 CAMARO ALL MODELS Replaces GM Part #'s 339449, 339447 and 339448 ADDITIONAL INFO: For additional information or questions concerning this part please send a message through the eBay message system. All parts listed for sale by Camaro Central here on eBay are stocked in our huge warehouse. We do not do pre-sales or drop shipments unless noted otherwise in the item's description.
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RETURN POLICY: Returns will only be accepted up to 30 days from the day the item is received by the buyer. Once your item is received please open and inspect your package upon delivery. Please report to us any problems that you may have with your item via email or phone at 1-859-408-2000. EBay encourages buyers to communicate with us on any problems that they may have with an item in a timely manner so we can provide additional customer support when needed after the sale. A damaged item, typographical errors in the item description, or an accidental wrong shipped item will be promptly fixed by Camaro Central as soon as we know about it from you the buyer. All other returns will be subject to a re-stock fee and shipping the item back will be the responsibility of the buyer. No returns will be accepted after 30 days. You may also use eBay’s return system as well.
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