1965 66 Chevy Belair Impala Headlight Switch Lighter on 2040-parts.com
Willow Springs, Missouri, US
A CIGARETTE LIGHT AND HEADLIGHT SWITCH FROM A 66 CHEVY BBELAIR, HEADLIGHT SWITCH WORKS BUT HAS A PIECE PLASTIC CHIPPED, NOT BOTHER ANYTHING. NOT SURE LIGHT WORKS
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