1966 Gto Lemans Wood Dash Insert, W/o Air on 2040-parts.com
Spofford, New Hampshire, United States
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1966 GTO LEMANS WOOD DASH INSERT, W/O A/C VERY NICE QUALITY NEW WOOD DASH INSERT USED ON THE 1966 GTO LEMANS WITHOUT AIR CONDITIONING. THIS IS A REAL WALNUT VENEER INSERT. DOES NOT INCLUDE THE ALUMINUM BACKING, SO THIS GETS GLUED OVER YOUR EXISTING MATERIAL. THIS IS STAINED AND READY TO BE INSTALLED. AS WITH ANY PIECE, PLEASE TEST FIT BEFORE INSTALL. AMES PART # A266  Check out my other items! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM AMES PERFORMANCE ENGINEERING, THE NATIONS LEADING CLASSIC PONTIAC RESTORATION PARTS SUPPLIER SINCE 1976!!!  |
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