Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

1967-1968 Camaro 1968-1971 Chevelle Black/chrome 2pc 4 Speed Shift Ball, 5/16" on 2040-parts.com

US $21.95
Location:

Canton, Texas, United States

Canton, Texas, United States
Condition:New Part Brand:Classic Headquarters Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:W-157B

BLACK/CHROME 2 PC 4 SP BALL, 5/16"

W-157B

Excellent reproductions of original two piece Camaro shift ball. Used on all Camaro's except high horsepower models (they used chrome). High quality materials and construction with both the heavy chrome die cast base ring and upper ball threaded. Fits any 5/16"(Muncie) style shifter handle

Applications: 67-68 Camaro, 68-71 Nova, 68-71 Chevelle, 68-69 Fullsize Chevy, 68-69 Corvair, 67 Firebird

CQ-W-157B


inkFrog logoinkFrog logo
inkfrog terapeak







inkFrog Analytics

Interior Motives Design Conference 2005 announced

Mon, 25 Apr 2005

Inside the car industry some of the world's most talented designers seek to create exciting, safe, comfortable and desirable products that exceed the expectations of their customers. But consumer expectations of form and function are advancing faster than many companies can innovate, and the result is that there is a shortfall in exciting and emotional products. Yet the demand for them is real.

Lamborghini Huracán blasts into town

Mon, 23 Dec 2013

SUPERCAR specialist Lamborghini has finally taken the wraps off the replacement for the long-serving Gallardo. Called the Huracán, its looks might follow the same winning formula as the car it replaces, but its performance statistics blow the old car into the weeds. With a new V10 engine packing a mighty 602bhp punch, the Huracán has been tipped for a top speed ‘faster than 202mph’.

Toyota leaves F1

Wed, 04 Nov 2009

Toyota are quitting F1 It’s not exactly a huge surprise, but Toyota has announced today that they are leaving Formula One and will not be back in 2010 to take their place. With the announcement that Bridgestone are also quitting F1 after 2010, and the departure of Honda before the 2009 season started, there is going to be no Japanese involvement in F1. Which is rather sad for a nation that loves its cars.