1955-60 Buick Directional Signal Return Spring on 2040-parts.com
Morgan Hill, California, United States
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Not much to say. Perfect working original directional signal return spring. Not bent mangled etc. I've seem reproductions go for 40 bucks on here plus shipping! Fixed price $22.00 with free shipping!
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