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Studebaker Nos Motor Mount 1939 - 1950 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Blairsville, Pennsylvania, United States

Blairsville, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:196717

We are selling by auction a NOS motor mount. This unique original part is used on the front of 1947 - 1950 Champion, the rear of 1941 - 1942 Commander, 1939 - 1946 Champion and M5-M15 Trucks.    High quality original made in the USA   **We make every effort to ship your part safely and economically. Certain shipping choices such as media mail and USPS Parcel will result in a longer delivery time. Please allow for this extra time when you are selecting your method of shipment. International shipping requires extra processing costs of approx. $1.50 per auction ** DELIVERY CONFIRMATION IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR REQUEST FOR AN ADDITIONAL COST FOR PURCHASES DELIVERED IN THE UNITED STATES. IF CONFIRMATION IS NOT REQUESTED WE CAN NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IF THE DELIVERY SERVICE PROVIDER FAILS TO DELIVER YOUR PURCHASE. WE WILL REFUND A PURCHASE IF THE PART IS NOT AS DESCRIBED AND RETURNED IN THE CONDITION AS PURCHASED.

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