Nos Gm #3968557 70-72 Chevelle,el Camino,gmc Spring Cowl Induction Door Bshgs on 2040-parts.com
Butler, Pennsylvania, US
Listed is a pair (2) of NOS GM cowl induction hood flapper door bushings (#3968557) that were used on the 70-72 Chevelle SS 396/454, El Camino SS 396/454 and GMC Sprint. These are installed in the flapper door and allow the door to pivot on the mounting screws. This allows the door to open and close without play. Again, this is for (2) bushings, not the complete box. These came in multi packaging and yours will be shipped without the package shown. Shipping is for the US, all others please inquire as international shiping cost more.
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