Corvette 1968 -1982 Oem Stock Orig Dash Speaker & Mount Frame, Super Cond A+ on 2040-parts.com
Motor City, Michigan, US
Here we have in a no reserve auction this stock original 1968 thru 1982 Corvette Upper Dash Pad Speaker & Frame Mount Complete. Condition of both is super performing and extremely clean. Please be sure to use the zoom feature so as to get a good look and see our other auctions as we combine and ship world wide.
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