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55 56 Chevy Inner Fender Heater Hose Bracket *new* 1955 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.95
Location:

Kaysville, UT, United States

Kaysville, UT, United States
Condition:New

Here is a NEW inner fender heater hose support bracket for your 55-56 Chevy. When detail counts, don't settle for inferior clamps. This is the original style clamp.

We ship parts daily to Canada, Europe, New Zealand and Australia. You are a big part of our business and we are glad to help you out with your Tri-Five needs.

I will combine shipping on multiple items when possible. This will save you money on shipping charges. All shipping charges listed are for the 48 continental United States. Shipping charges out of the United States will be higher.

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