Alternator Bracket Spacer Original Gm on 2040-parts.com
Homosassa, Florida, US
Original GM alternator lower spacer bracket for GM cars and trucks. Used with most small block Chevrolet motors from 1972 through 1986 that used the 10si or 12si alternators, including Camaro, Nova, Chevelle, Impala, and others. Media blasted and painted with a semi-gloss black paint. This is an original GM part and not aftermarket. Excellent shape, looks new. No damage. Not bent, cracked, or beat up. Shipping charges include USPS First Class Mail, insurance, and delivery conformation. Bid with confidence as we are a trusted seller here on Ebay.
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