And if you would accept a used one, you might try Marc at VetteNuts and see what he has in stock and what kind of shape it is in.
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Just as a heads up- I would recommend that when you find them that you verify they have all the plastic clip protrusions on the back side. Those tend to break off when you are removing them because the plastic gets a little brittle with time (don't ask me how I know this). I forget how many there are supposed to be, but 4 or 5 seems like a good number. -Glenn
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