1954 Chrysler Radio Knobs - Mopar 830 - Nice Shiny Chrome on 2040-parts.com
Nipomo, California, United States
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Offered here is a very nice full set of original chrome knobs for the 1954 Chrysler C62, C63 & C64 cars (Mopar model 830). The knobs have bright shiny chrome with only a few small blemishes. CA residents pay 7.75% sales tax. These will be shipped the business day following receipt of payment. Thanks For Your Time! |
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