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Berlin, Connecticut, United States

Berlin, Connecticut, United States
Condition:New Brand:GM Warranty:No UPC:Does not apply

THIS IS AN NOS SET OF 1966-67 PONTIAC AND GM, STANDARD, FRONT DRUM, BRAKE SHOES.
STILL IN THE ORIGINAL GM / DELCO BOX.

THE P8 WOULD DESIGNATE FULL SIZE CAR     CATALINA, GRAND PRIX, BONNEVILLE, 2+2

PART #5466858

NOTHING BEATS ORIGINAL GM PARTS.

PLEASE NOTE THE 10 DAY SHIP TIME AND NO RETURNS.

THANK YOU.
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