1988 1989 88 89 Buick Reatta Riviera Windshield Wiper Switch With Defrost on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Virginia, US
Used windshield wiper switch was removed from a 1989 Buick Reatta. Unit was in great working order when removed from vehicle. Will work with 1988 to 1989 model years of the Buick Reatta and Buick Riviera. No warranty is offered; item sold as-is. Shipping is via USPS Priority delivery. PayPal is the only accepted method of payment. Payment is expected within 3 days following end of auction.
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