Nos 1968 Chevelle Ss El Camino Heater Air Conditioning Control ! ! ! on 2040-parts.com
Longmont, Colorado, US
Here's a NOS 1968 Chevelle SS El Camino Heater Air Conditioning Control ! ! !. Excellent NOS condition. Beautiful chrome. Came from a closed down GM dealership. I do not have the box. S&H in US is $10.00 or $25.00 for overseas buyers. Thanks, and Good Luck
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