1969 Camaro Under Dash Steering Column Cover - W-968 on 2040-parts.com
Canton, Texas, United States
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1969 Camaro Under Dash Steering Column Cover Accurate reporduction. injection molded with correct grain. Our own new tooling for 2012. Correct percentage gloss and color as OE. Group 6.518 GM Part #: 3935995
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