"vintage Original" '69-'71 Guide To The New Gm Ignition Lock System on 2040-parts.com
New Jersey, US
Up for auction is this Original GM instruction sleeve for the new ignition lock system which was moved from the dash-board to the steering column. This instruction sleeve was positioned over the driver side sun-visor on new GM vehicles from 1969 through 1971. This is a remarkably well kept original piece with very crisp corners and straight sides. This auction is for one, but I have two equally pristeen.
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