1967 Gto & Firebird Turbo Hydramatic Px Tag on 2040-parts.com
Solna, Stockholm, Sweden
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Now you can refurbish the original BLUE tag on your 1967 GTO or Firebird transmission. Maybe the rebuilder blasted or washed away the
original print? Or if it just has faded
away. A high quality reproduction – precut and ready to install. See below for the applications available. NOTE – this is not the metal part, only the printed part. Application 1967: |
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