69 73 Chevy Hi Perf. Chevelle 396 Throttle Cable Bracket 3992376/326564 Nos on 2040-parts.com
Chino Hills, California, United States
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This is an original NOS 69 to 73 chevy HI-performance throttle cable bracket, it does not have the original packaging. This bracket is for the high performance chevys chevelle 396. The original part number was 3992376/ and was replaced with part number 326564. The part number is located on the bracket. This is a very rare NOS bracket. YOU WILL RECEIVE ONE NOS THROTTLE CABLE BRACKET. |
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