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Vw Bug Front Hood Latch Receiver 47-67 Original German Vw Part 111 823 509b on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Brookings, Oregon, United States

Brookings, Oregon, United States
very straight and functional ORIGINAL PART, NOT FROM CHINA!
Brand:ORIGINAL VW EQUIPMENT Placement on Vehicle:Front Manufacturer Part Number:111 823 509B Surface Finish:ready to install Interchange Part Number:007 Warranty:No Other Part Number:007 Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany

FOR SALE IS THIS ORIGINAL FRONT HOOD LATCH RECEIVER FOR 1947-1967 MODEL YEAR BUGS

GERMAN MADE MANY YEARS AGO

VW PART NUMBER 111 823 509B

I BELIEVE THAT IT CAME FROM A 1961 "COAT OF MANY COLORS" BUG.  YOU CAN FINISH CLEANING IT.....

VERY GOOD WORKABLE CONDITION

DO NOT CONFUSE THIS PART  WITH WANNABE'S MADE IN OTHER COUNTRIES,  KEEP YOUR ORIGINAL BUG ORIGINAL!  THIS "USED" PART WILL PROBABLY LAST LONGER THAN A NEW "WANNABEE" PART MADE IN ASIA

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