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56 Willys Station Wagon Rear Lower Tailgate Support Linkage Rod Set W/ Fasteners on 2040-parts.com

US $12.50
Location:

Wausau, Wisconsin, United States

Wausau, Wisconsin, United States
56 Willys Station Wagon Rear Lower Tailgate Support Linkage Rod Set w/ Fasteners, US $12.50, image 1
Condition:Used Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Rear

Up for sale is a set of lower tailgate support rods removed from a 1956 Willys 4wd Wagon.

  • Rods have minor ware and bends from use but should straighten easily
  • All parts are surface rusted but solid and should clean up decent
  • Each bar has a small crack by the eye portion that bolts to the body. Looks like they have been that way for awhile and could be used as is or fix with a small tack weld.
  • Includes all four bracket mounting bolts with washers and the two large pivot bolts and washers.

Although these were removed from a 1956 Willys Wagon, they will likely interchange with other Willys station wagon, truck or jeep models throughout the years so please check your specific application before bidding to be sure they are correct for you.

 

If you have any questions or need additional pictures send me a message and I'll get back to you asap.

 

Be sure to follow my sales this week and in the coming weeks for more parts removed from this 1956 Willys 4wd Wagon.

 

When possible, shipping will be combined for multiple purchases to save on shipping costs.

 

Payment Terms 

  • Paypal Payments accepted
  • Payments must be received within 7 days of sale end unless prior arrangements have been made between the winning bidder / buyer and myself.
  • After 7 days, if payment has not been received I reserve the right to file an unpaid item form through Ebay and relist the item.
  • 5.5% Sales tax will be applied to all orders shipped to Wisconsin residences

 

Shipping Terms

  • Items are generally processed and shipped United States Postal Service (USPS) or Fed Ex Ground within 24 hours of cleared payment being received.
  • Multiple purchases will be combined when possible to save on shipping costs. Please wait for a combined invoice when more than one item is purchased prior to making payments. 
  • Winning bidder / buyer is responsible for all shipping charges unless stated otherwise. If shipping charges are required, I only charge what they charge me, NO hidden packaging or handling fees.
  • Tracking numbers are included with all shipments and will be uploaded to Ebay as soon as the item ships. If the tracking info is missing please contact me right away and I'll look into it ASAP
  • If an item is damaged during shipment please contact me right away to work on a resolution

 

 

Miscellaneous Terms Of Sale

  • By placing a bid or “Buy It Now” purchase option (If available in the listing) you're agreeing to the terms and conditions listed.
  • Due to a large number of buyers no longer taking the time to leave feedback I've decided that I will no longer leave feedback until feedback has been received.
  • I pride myself, as being honest and easy to work with, so if at any time there is a concern or issue over an item that I’ve sold please contact me prior to leaving feedback to resolve the issue at hand. I cannot stress this enough because I can't fix a problem if I don't know that there was a problem.

 Thanks for your interest

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