2013 Camaro Ss Hood on 2040-parts.com
Huntersville, North Carolina, US
2013 Camaro SS Hood. No dents or blemishes. Taken out of a totaled car hit from behind. Had 28,700 miles on it. Buy with confidence. We are a well established body shop and purchased this car to part out. See other listings for more parts to complete this car. Sells for $988.15 new from Chevrolet. Although I am shown as a new account, I have had an ebay account for 10 years under the name "Littlemissmedusa" with a 100% feedback rating. Please email with any questions or to obtain an exact shipping cost. Local Pickup is available. We'll be more than happy to talk with you. We aim to please!
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