1966 And 67 Chevelle Ash Tray Assy Original Gm on 2040-parts.com
Sparks, Nevada, US
What i have here is a 1966 and 67 Chevelle ash tray assy.The part is in great shape for it's age.This is an original GM part.No issues with the parts.All parts are sold as is.Please ask questions before you bid.Payment due three days after auction ends.I ship parts UPS or i use USPS flat rate boxes.The faster you pay for your part the faster you will get you part.Shipping is for the lower 48.I will combine shipping when ever possible.
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