1965-1976 Gm Power Seat Switch Buick Olds Pontiac Cadillalc Chevy #2 on 2040-parts.com
Halfway, Oregon, United States
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Original Gm power seat switch metal.not plastic Chrome has pits but works properly.If your switch goes behind your seat trim panel then this is the one for you.these are getting tough to find.Please compare mounting points and pins.should fit all Gm vehicles from 1965-1976 but please check your application thanks for looking.Jr
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