67 Chevy Ii Nova Ss Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
North Haven, Connecticut, US
67 CHEVY II NOVA SS STEERING WHEEL . GOOD CONDITION . HAS USUAL HAIR LINE CRACKS NERE CENTER . BLACK IN COLOR . RESTORE OR DRIVER QUALITY .
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