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1994-1996 Corvette Automatic Steering Column Complete + Matching Key Great Lt1 on 2040-parts.com

US $179.99
Location:

Acworth, Georgia, US

Acworth, Georgia, US
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1994-1996 Corvette automatic steering column complete with matching key and in great condition as pictured with no damage from a 40K mile 1994.

The steering wheel is included and in GREAT condition.

See our other auctions if you need a steering column for a 6 speed.

Feel free to call us at 770-546-3504 about this or any other parts we have listed or you are in need of as we have thousands of C4 Vette parts available.

 

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