Rosette Rivets Stainless 1/8" Steel Gm / Ford / Amc General Purpose Universal on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
THIS IS FOR A PAIR. FOR SALE ARE FLOWER SHAPED STAINLESS STEEL RIVETS. This is for 1 pair. Head size approx. 1/4 inch ( .250- .260 ) 1/8 inch hole to install. PLEASE CHECK MY FEEDBACK ON THESE. CONTACT ME WITH QUESTIONS. FREE U.S. SHIPPING I CAN SHIP TO MANY INTERNATIONAL FOR $10.00 USE ASK SELLER FOR QUOTE. |
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