92 C4 Corvette Ac High Pressure Line Lt-1 on 2040-parts.com
Acworth, Georgia, US
This AC line is in good shape. The connectors are a little rusty but they don't leak.
They fit the 92 LT-1 corvettes. I believe it works 92-96 too. But you might what to check that first.
As well as many other C4 parts.
Please ask any questions before bidding.
This will ship FedEx Ground/Home to the US only.
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