Corvette Lower A-Arm Bumper.: 1963-1982

Marsoni

M251S

$19.99

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Corvette Lower A-Arm Bumper.: 1963-1982Protect your classic Corvettes front suspension with the Corvette Lower AArm Bumper (19631982). This purposebuilt component is designed to shield the lower control arm from road hazards and minor impacts that can lead to misalignment or wear, helping your restoration or daily driving stay smoother and longer lasting. Designed to fit 19631982 Corvette models, this bumper aligns with the factory lower Aarm mounting area for a precise, secure fit. By

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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021