Vintage 60s Nos Hurst 4 Speed Shifter Superboot 114-749 Chevy Pontiac Ford Mopar on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Ohio, United States
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FOR SALE IS A NOS VINTAGE HURST 4 SPEED SUPERBOOT. MOUNTING SCREWS ALSO INCLUDED. PART NUMBER IS 114-749 . A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR CHEVROLET, FORD, MOPAR, PONTIAC OR HOT ROD. THIS ONE WAS MADE HERE IN THE USA NOT THE CHINA JUNK SOLD THATS SOLD TODAY. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK OR CALL 330-354-8989. |
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