1964 65 Chevelle/malibu/el Camino Gto Cutlass Steering Column Trim Cover Panel ! on 2040-parts.com
Spencer, New York, United States
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USED 1964 MALIBU LOWER STEERING COLUMN TRIM PANEL. THE PART IS USED, JUST AS YOU WOULD GET IN A JUNK YARD SETTING. THIS WILL NEED TO BE RESTORED. SEE PICTURES. YOU GET WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PICTURES, EXACTLY HOW ITS SHOWN. THANKS AND HAPPY BIDDING!!! I HAVE MORE PARTS IM LISTING FOR THIS VEHICLE, I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING WHEN POSSIBLE. |
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