Nos 1966 67 Chevelle El Camino Console Shifter Assembly Automatic Trans on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, United States
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Up for Auction Today is a NOS 1966 67 Chevelle El Camino console Shifter Assembly for a Automatic Trans. Very nice, the black release knob, and chrome is excellent, found loose in a large NOS collection. Please Look at the pictures carefully and ask questions before bidding. 19.89 packed carefully to the 48 states. Thank you for looking!!
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