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Coronet Road Runner Gtx 68 69 R/t A/c 1968 B-body Switch Panel Super A++ Flasher on 2040-parts.com

US $268.69
Location:

Bay Village, Ohio, United States

Bay Village, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used

this was just taken from a sub 30,000 mile original 1968 dash from a coronet.  you can see how bright the white paint is and how nice overall shape this is in.. and it has an ultra rare extra speaker control and it comes with all the original screws for installation.

also look at the switches and the contacts..this thing is absolutely beautiful..i have not test the switches but i would not hesitate to put this in my car if i was doing a resto and needed the part.

the flasher switch alone or some of the other switches might be worth almost the full asking price.

also getting a three speed wiper switch and a dimmer switch that looks amazing..

again all untested, but also keep in mind that you can get new outer switches to make these look like new throughout.

where do you get a switch panel with speaker control from a 28,000 mile car?

it is my belief that this panel is good for 1968 1969 and 1970 b-body cars but again it came from a 1968 coronet with low original mileage.

shipping will be 17.00 in the cont usa

international ship will be global ship only..

please call or text 440-522-0048 with any questions...

 

 

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