65-67 Impala Ss Auto Floor Shifter For Console Oem Factory on 2040-parts.com
Three Rivers, Michigan, US
Here is a very good working 1965-67 Impala SS Auto floor shifter for Console.this is the oem factory org.the GM # is 3853130,This shifter was taken all the way apart and Cleaned,Painted and Greased.the shifter works great,There is some pitting on the shifter stick, but this is 48 years old.it also has the back up switch mounted to the shifter thanks for lookin! Free shipping with buy it now Only!! usa.
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