Ignition Bezel Tool For 1967-72 Chevy/gmc Trucks on 2040-parts.com
Colonia, New Jersey, US
IV'E PERSONALLY USED THIS TOOL AND IT WORKS EFFORTLESSLY IN THE REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF UNMOLESTED IGNITION SWITCH BEZELS USED ON 1967-72 CHEVY/GMC TRUCKS. IF YOU CHERISH YOUR VEHICLES LIKE I DO, STOP USING THAT HAMMER AND SCREWDRIVER! SORRY NO RETURNS ACCEPTED FOR THE SIMPLE REASON OF THE "USE IT ONCE SEND IT BACK" INDIVIDUALS..BEZEL NOT INCLUDED! ..THANKS FOR LOOKING !
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