Gm Tilt Column Rack Kit Turn Signal Switch 7844651 Sw327 Camaro on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, United States
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GM tilt column parts, new turn signal switch, new GM rack kit, and a couple of spare parts from an old tilt column. This was intended for going into a '74 Camaro, but never got off the ground, so selling this stuff on. Please see pix for details. Please be sure of your needs/application, as all sales are final. U.S. sales only, & payment thru PayPal only.
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