1966 Impala 1967 Impala Caprice Console Automatic on 2040-parts.com
Hiawassee, Georgia, United States
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1966/1967 impala, caprice center console with gauges, please look at all photo's has some cracks, as you can see a on the end a piece is cracked and a small amount is gone, a crack on side photo five, These item's are very fixable. My no means perfect, but could be very nice restored. This is a rare item and getting rarer each day. Any question at all about the item or condition call Robert 706-994-3502 |
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