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Jeep Cj5 Cj7 Cj8 Factory Rare Original Working Hood Light Engine Compartment on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Brevard, North Carolina, United States

Brevard, North Carolina, United States
Jeep CJ5 CJ7 CJ8 factory rare original working hood light engine compartment, US $39.99, image 1
“Used factory under hood light for 76-86 Cj5 Cj7 Cj8 . I think 87-90 Yj also used this style.”
Brand:Jeep Placement on Vehicle:Front Manufacturer Part Number:hood light Warranty:No

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I will ship this international but i do not guarantee international delivery. This means that you take the risk if the part does not show up! Please understand this risk prior to bidding. Approximately 97% of my international shipments have no issues. We will pack them well and ship them timely but we will not refund money if an international shipment does not show up.

I do combine shipping for international buyers!

*Please, please do not leave neutral or negative feedback without contacting me first. Your feedback is very important and I will do everything I can to fix any problems.

*Most of my parts are used! In fact most are between 15 and 30 years old. Do not confuse these with new parts. I try very hard to describe them accurately but you can expect to find dirt and scratches and wear on pretty much any used part! 

Please read the description carefully. I sell every part of the jeeps I dismantle that might be useable. I am well aware that we do not all drive show Jeeps. What looks like junk to one may be a fixable/ useable part to someone’s trail rig! This means that parts can be rusted or even partially broken. If this is the case it will be listed in the description.

*I do not clean these parts!!!!! My parts are sold “as is” and as removed! If they were covered in grease when removed that is how they will arrive. I could not sell these parts at the price you are buying it, if I took the time to clean each part. There are no warranties expressed or implied!


In order to keep your cost down I use “recycled” boxes. All of my items are packaged well but not always pretty. This helps keep your cost down! I do not set the cost to ship items via UPS or USPS. I do everything I can to keep those cost down. Please do not give me bad feedback because of shipping expenses. I have no control over them and they are always listed up front before you bid!

*I will ship items to just about any country. That being said some large and heavy items can not be shipped. If no cost is listed for international, request a shipping quote.

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