Volvo 240 Center Console Cubby Brown Oem Nice Rare on 2040-parts.com
Montebello, California, US
Volvo 240 used center console cubby brown no chips. Comes with interior lower carpet piece, See picture. These cubbys are almost impossible to find in this rare condition. Dealer dose not manufacture them anymore, get it while you can. Need more information please ask via e-mail.
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