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69 70 Mustang Rear Console Ash Tray W/ Bracket Housing Oem Original Ford on 2040-parts.com

US $28.00
Location:

Louisville, Kentucky, US

Louisville, Kentucky, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details:Buyer has fourteen (14) days to return original item for refund of item only. Refund will be issued when I receive the returned item. Buyer pays return shipping. Part Brand:Ford Warranty:No

This is OEM Ford.  It is the ashtray that fits in the rear of the floor console of 69 70 Mustang. Maroon in color.  Mounting bolts still on bracket.  Some wear on opening lip. Surface rust on inside & outside.  Operates normally.  In good used condition.  Can paint to match your interior.

 

If you are looking for that hard to find item for your Mustang, there is a good chance that I may have it.  Be sure to check your applications & look at photos.  I have done my best to accurately describe this item.  Please feel free to ask any questions, especially BEFORE bidding/buying.  I’ll be glad to help you out.   If your part is not what you expected or you have concerns when you receive your item, please contact me.  I will work with you to arrive at a solution satisfactory to both of us.

 

PAYMENT & SHIPPING.  I prefer using PayPal.   To help you save, I will be happy to combine shipments so be sure to request a new invoice by clicking the Request Total button.  The new invoice will reflect the revised shipping cost.  I ship Monday through Friday (off on weekends), within one day of received payment and always within 5 business days for large/oversize purchases.  Local Pick Up only in Louisville, KY area.

 

REFUNDS/RETURNS.  Buyer has fourteen (14) days to return the original item for refund of that item only.   Refund will be issued when I receive the returned item in the same condition it was in when originally shipped, including original packaging (as per eBay return policy).  Buyer pays for return shipping.    Refund will be given back to buyer’s payment source, i.e., PayPal, etc.

 

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS:  Shipping/handling listed is for U.S.A. customers only.  I DO NOT ship international overseas.  No Overseas Bids (also please note that payments from overseas Paypal accounts are automatically denied by Paypal)

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