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48 49 50 51 52 53 Lug Nuts Nos Chrysler Mercury Studebaker 2 Wheels In 1 Package on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Garden Grove, California, United States

Garden Grove, California, United States
Condition:New

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A NEW ORIGINAL STOCK LUG NUTS WITH WASHERS FOR THE MODELS LISTED IN THE PICTURE OF THE CHRYSLER MERCURY STUDEBAKER MODELS

THE AUCTION INCLUDES 1 PACKAGE IS FOR 2 WHEELS (UNI LUG MAGS)







WINNING BIDDER WILL BE INVOICED AT THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION.  PAYMENT BY PAYPAL INCLUDING 6.00 SHIPPING , S/H MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN TEN DAYS.  AN ALTERNATE PAYMENT METHOD MAY BE PROVIDED FOR BUYERS THAT DO NOT HAVE A PAYPAL ACCOUNT.  INTERNATIONAL BUYERS TO PAY ADDITIONAL CHARGES. NO CODs.   CA RESIDENTS PLEASE ADD 8.75% SALES TAX. THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST !!! ***Note*** please contact me with any question on usage for the above part or for any SPECIFIC NOS Buick OR Pontiac parts that you might need through eBay.

***PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT SHIPPING INSURANCE IS ALWAYS RECOMMENDED BECAUSE I CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ITEMS ONCE THEY ARE SHIPPED*** 

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