1955 56 57 Chevy - 1957 Power Brake Vacuum Tank on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, Minnesota, United States
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This is a nice used original power brake vacuum tank for any 1957 Chevy Car, Wagon or Nomad. The tank does not leak and is in good shape. I would consider this to be a nice driver part. Included is the mounting hardware and a pair of vacuum line hose clamps. If you have any questions or concerns please ask before you bid. Feed Back is given after the buyer has provided theirs. Check out our other 1955 - 1957 Chevy Listings. We ship Internationally and to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, but we will adjust the shipping charges accordingly. That is, if you win the bid we will get an accurate estimate from USPS and then invoice you for the cost of your item and the additional shipping. |
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