1955 Buick Column Shift Indicator Selector Oem Special Century Roadmaster Super on 2040-parts.com
Bettendorf, Iowa, US
Up for bids: a 1955 Buick OEM gear shift indicator / selector- mounts on the steering column to show what gear you are in. This came off of a 1955 but may fit 1954 as well (?). . .check your application to be sure. Fits all models- Roadmaster / Super and Special / Century as well. See photos for accurate description of condition. Chrome and lens both clean up well but do show some age. Overall, a great piece. Includes original mounting screws.
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