B&m Pro Stick Cover Each Or Magnum on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, United States
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B&M pro stick or B&M Magnum Grip shifter cover beaded or with Chevy bowties. Here's something no one has, Polished, brushed or Black anodized aluminium cover, comes with pins, grommets . Also made from .040 same as stock cover. Thanks Look"n"good for less Yes we make them here U.S.A at Carls Aluminum Works "looking good for less" Posted with the eBay Android app Posted with eBay Mobile |
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