68 69 Chevelle & El Camino 4 Speed Console Slider on 2040-parts.com
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68 69 Chevelle and El Camino 4 Speed Console Slider. This is the piece that goes under the console top plate and over the shifter handle to give you a clean finished look on your console.800-762-0317  |
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