Corvair Headlight Switch 1960-64 Chevy Corvair High Beam Brake Switch Parts Lot on 2040-parts.com
Palm City, Florida, US
Here's an opportunity to keep a few back up parts around for your daily driver! These parts were removed from a 1964 Corvair Monza Convertible.. Included in the sale is a headlight switch complete with original pull knob, bezel and capture nut along with a brake light switch and high beam switch. These items worked when car was parked about a year ago but have not been tested since.
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Thanks for your interest and happy bidding!
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