Corvette Steering Column Cover, 1953-62 on 2040-parts.com
Golden, Colorado, US
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Here's a clean used steering column cover as installed on '53-62 Corvette. These are often lost/discarded by the chain of owners over the years. So, if your car is missing its factory original cover, here's a nice used one! Shipping calculator presumes USPS priority mail freight. Buyer to pay $2 handling fee plus freight at cost (you can define an alternate method of shipment). Sale to complete within 10-days of auction close. |
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