Oem '65/'66 Pontiac Full Size Automatic Transmission Console With Shifter on 2040-parts.com
Vidor, Texas, US
1965/1966 Pontiac full size automatic transmission console with shifter. Shifter is missing top button. Chrome has a good unpolished shine, but has the typical small pimples and pits. There is a small triangle shaped piece that is broken out toward the front RH side as shown and a broken area at the front RH side as shown. There is a short thin repairable crack toward the rear on RH side. Top screw hole flange on forward piece is partially broken and one bottom screw hole is enlarged. 421 emblem in good condition, main wiring bundle has been cut about 5 inches past the white plastic connnector. Storage box in good condition, no cracks, hinge good, push button on box works. Please look at pictures carefully, pictures show condition. Listing for restoration or parts.
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