Original1966-1967 Corvette Radiator Support,for Small Block W/o Ac on 2040-parts.com
Vero Beach, Florida, US
1966-1967 Original Used radiator support in excellent condition. Not rusted or bent, all captured nuts in place, hard to tell from new. This is for small block, no A/C
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