El Camino Steering Wheel Horn Button on 2040-parts.com
Sebring, Florida, US
This horn button is for a 78-87 el camino and will fit gbody steering wheels, I have another one that says gmc instead of el camino in my other auction. They both are in good shape and could use armor allied before installing. Please check my other auctions.
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