Rare 1957 1958 Corvette T 10 4 Speed Shifter Linkage Original Unrestore on 2040-parts.com
Rome, Georgia, United States
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RARE Late 1957 1958 Corvette Original 4 Speed Shifter with Linkage. This is NOT the later T handle shifter. It is unrestored and to be correct would have had a white shift knob on top which is reproduced and can be bought. These don't come up for sale often. Thanks Jeff
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