1967 Gto Bumper Support Bracket,gm, Original,used on 2040-parts.com
Berlin, Connecticut, United States
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I have an Original 1967 Pontiac GTO/Lemans/Tempest Front Bumper Cross/Center Support Bracket that attaches to the inside of your Bumper to give extra support. It is used and in solid straight condition! Thanks
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