1969 1970 Camaro Chevelle Nova Impala Chevy Delco Radio Knob Tone Balance Fader on 2040-parts.com
DeLand, Florida, United States
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Original used 1969 1970 Camaro Chevelle Nova Impala Balance Tone Fader radio knob. Original GM knob taken from old radio. This is an original knob with wear and tear. See photos. Good for a daily driver or polish up for local show. Not NOS quality. Fit original Delco radios with Faders or Stereo. Be sure of your application. E-mail any questions.
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