1960 Chevy Impala, El Camino & Bel Air Dash Facia Repolish on 2040-parts.com
San Ramon, California, US
A complete full set 1960 Impala, El Camino or Bel Air Facia Dash in Excellent condition. If you would like it polish or Triple Chrome, it will be $700 total. Please call Will at 6502701283
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