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1956 Packard Rear Bumper *triple Plated* Original on 2040-parts.com

US $1,500.00
Location:

Palmdale, California, United States

Palmdale, California, United States
Condition:Used Placement on Vehicle:Rear



Description
1956 Packard Rear Bumper  
*TRIPLE PLATED ORIGINAL
Very Rare - - No Reserve. ALL ITEMS CHROMED IN THE U.S!  This original triple plated bumper has been reconditioned and re-chromed by The Bumper Depot, Inc. (see About Us below for more information).  Inside of bumper sandblasted for rust deterrence.  It's ready to be put on the car! WE SPECIALIZE IN FINDING PARTS FOR OUR CLIENTS GIVE US A CALL IF YOU NEED ANYTHING.  Bid today to finally complete your PACKARD!  

**VERY IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ**
This item does not have a core fee/refund. 

MOUNTING/INSTALLATION
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION.
* WHILE MOUNTING BUMPER TO CAR/TRUCK PLEASE MAKE SURE TO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE BOLTS, AS IT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE CHROME.

Payment
Please wait for an invoice from us before sending payment.  We accept PayPal, VISA and MasterCard.  Items will ship after payment has cleared our bank.  Please see below for further payment details.  Payment and/or notification of payment is required within 48 hours of end of auction or a second chance offer may be made to next highest bidder. CA SALES TAX 9.75% WILL BE CHARGED WHERE APPLICABLE.

FEEDBACK
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Shipping
We ship via UPS and FedEx.  OUR SHIPPING FEE IN THE UNITED STATES IS $135.00. CANADIAN CUSTOMERS PLEASE CONTACT US FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING RATES. EUROPEAN CUSTOMERS WE ASK THAT YOU PLEASE PROVIDE US WITH A SHIPPING CARRIER OF YOUR CHOICE. YOU CAN SEND US AN EMAIL OR CALL US AT 661-274-4400 OR 661-810-0013.

About Us
The Bumper Depot, Inc. is based in Southern California and has over 20 years serving in the classic bumper and chrome business and puts that knowledge and experience to use to bring you the highest quality and hard-to-find classic automobile parts and accessories!  Our large inventory of original classic bumpers and extensive network of suppliers allows us to help you get your classic car to where you've always dreamed it could be!  If you would like your part reconditioned or are looking for something else please give us a call at (661) 810-0013 today!

The Bumper Depot Inc
346 Grand Cypress Ave.
Suite 403
Palmdale, CA 93551
661-810-0013


Specializing in classic automobile and truck bumpers and accessories
chrome | gold plating | anodizing | polishing | straightening | sand-blasting | moldings | emblems | guards | pot metal | brackets




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