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Mopar 1966 Dodge Dart Inland Shifter Handle on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Auburn, Washington, US

Auburn, Washington, US
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Mopar Inland shifter handle from 1966 Dodge Dart factory 4 speed car with bench seat. "T" handle works perfect, good chrome, very minor pits. No bushings or linkage included. It's up to buyer to determine if this is correct part for your car. Should fit 1966, 1967, and up to mid-1968 Plymouth or Dodge A-body platform cars

Payment due within 3 days of auctions end. Mailing to anywhere in lower 48 States is $17.00. Out of country shipping will be determined by your address if you win auction.

I reserve the right to end auction early due to local listing

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