Please view all the pics, and read and understand the full description and applications before bidding...You are bidding on a Good Used, Correct Original Mopar Dodge Chrysler Plymouth A or B-Body Steering Column Gear Shift Indicator Light Lamp with Socket and Cablefor use with a Column Shift 904 or 727 Automatic
Transmission...Part number 2580072 for a 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Road
Runner, GTX, Charger, Coronet R/T, Super Bee, or 66, 67, 68, 69 Barracuda, Cuda,
Formula S, Dart, GTS, Swinger, Valiant, 100, and Signet...This is a 46
year old used part, and is still in good used condition, tested working with a new bulb, but does have a typical crack in the blue lens cover...See my other items for the turn signal switch, other steering column parts, along with many other A & B-body parts.
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By Georg Kacher
Motor Industry
12 April 2010 11:27
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