Lot Of 5 Vintage Original Window Cranks Gm 43022020 Mopar? No Reserve Look Cheap on 2040-parts.com
Berlin, Connecticut, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON THIS LOT OF 5 VINTAGE WINDOW CRANKS. CONDITION IS VERY GOOD USED. I AM UNSURE WHAT THESE ORIGINALLY CAM OFF OF. THE PART NUMBER ON BACK IS GM 43022020. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH TO SEE IF THEY ARE WHAT YOU NEED. MY RESEARCH CAME UP AS MOPAR ????
BUYER ADS A FLAT RATE OF $14.95. FOR SHIPPING PACKING AND INSURANCE TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA..
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