1955-1962 Corvette Turn Signal Switch Assembly 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 Nos on 2040-parts.com
Cortland, Ohio, US
Original NOS Turn Signal Switch Assembly, used 1955-1962 Corvette includes full assembly as shown with new bowl, Internal wedge to column, Switch and wires, Lever may change with year, Bowl has "GUIDE D2-53" cast into the bottom, just like the one in my '62 Corvette. Hard to find in NOS Made in the USA condition. Had to do a reserve, but reasonable with respect to uniqueness of this item.
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