1966-1967 Chevelle Clock on 2040-parts.com
Highland, New York, United States
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HERE IS AN ORIGINAL CLOCK FOR 66-67 CHEVELLE,ACTUALLY DATED NOV 26 1965,,SO I GUESS IT IS FROM AN EARLY 66 CAR,,NICE CONDITION,BUT WORKING CONDITION IS UNKNOWN,
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