1955 Buick 4dr Roadmaster Automatic Shifting Chrome Lever & Pivot Assy, Vintage on 2040-parts.com
Great Falls, Montana, US
This is a vintage original hot rat rod 1955 buick four door roadmaster automatic chrome shifting lever and pivot assembly. The black knob is brittle on one edge, the chrome shines excellent, has a good seal. It comes with pin and shim. This is a nice tight assembly in good condition.
I will combine shipping on multiple items.
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