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G.m. - Delco Turn Signal Switch, 1997984, N.o.s. on 2040-parts.com

US $79.00
Location:

Decatur, Indiana, United States

Decatur, Indiana, United States
Condition:New Brand:G.M. / DELCO Surface Finish:FACTORY Manufacturer Part Number:1997984 Warranty:No

1979  THRU  1982   CORVETTE   T/SIGNAL   SWITCH,   N.O.S.    1997984

CONDITION:   NEW,   STILL  IN  ORGINAL  G.M.  BOX.

APPLICATION:   1979   THRU  1982  CORVETTE   (2ND   DESIGN)    MAY   FIT  OTHER  G.M.  MODELS  &  YEARS.

G.M.  PART   NO.    1997984                                GROUP:   2.895                DELCO  NO.   D6223

PLEASE   CHECK  YOUR   APPLICATION   AND  ASK  QUESTIONS  BEFORE   BIDDING,   IF  NECESSARY.

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