Corvair 62 63 64 Chrome Dash Panel , Automatic And Manual Trans , Your Choice on 2040-parts.com
De Forest, Wisconsin, United States
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HIGH BIDDER GETS CHOICE , this auction is for ONE of the dash panels shown in photo one, they all have light scratching mostly by the keyhole area, great is yours is badly messed up or you are switching from a auto to a manual transmission car,(shifter hole) I need to thin out some of my parts that I dont need, shipping is for the CONUS only and is by USPS |
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