1977-1981 Corvette Console Shift Pattern Plate - 4-speed on 2040-parts.com
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1977-1981 Corvette Console Shift Pattern Plate - 4-Speed
Does anyone remember the last time you looked at the shift pattern for direction? This 1977-1981 4 Speed Shifter Pattern Plate will help make your Corvette's Interior look factory fresh and just in case you forget where 1st gear is.......!
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