1963 1964 Corvette Windshield Wiper Control Knob Bezel Nos Pair Gm Part 3820532 on 2040-parts.com
Sewell, New Jersey, US
Take a look at the pictures - it is a pair of GM part 3820532 Bezel - it appears to be for only 1963 and 1964 corvettes - and appears to be the bezel for the windshield wiper control knob.
This is the pair you are bidding on - they appear to be NOS new gm parts
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