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1967 & 1968 B-body Big Block Non A/c Hose Bracket on 2040-parts.com

US $7.45
Location:

Rochester, Michigan, United States

Rochester, Michigan, United States
1967 & 1968 B-Body Big Block non A/C Hose Bracket, US $7.45, image 1
Condition:New

 

You are buying a Reproduction Heater Hose Bracket for your 1967(some)  & 1968 B-Body without Air Conditioning Also A-Body Big Block non A/C Cars!

 

 

These will fit multiple years and cars Dodge Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Truck - B-body!  Charger, Coronet, Superbee, Road Runner, GTX, Dart, Duster and More.

 

 

Thank you for reviewing my listing and Check out my Store!

 

hemieddy

 

I will try to represent each part as best as possible.  If you have any questions please e-mail me before you bid or prior to auction end. 

 

Payment due in 7 days preferably by PAYPAL>  MI pays 6% sales tax..

 

Buyer pays all shipping. See my other items.  In most cases I FedEx, UPS or USPS all items and provide tracking numbers for your protection and assurance.  If you have any questions please e-mail me before end of auction.  All used items are sold as is!!! 

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