Dash 1960-1963 Chevy Pickup Truck Custom Cab C10 C20 Apache 60 61 62 63 on 2040-parts.com
Colville, Washington, United States
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Here is a dash from a 1962 c10 chevy truck. not all cut up! it has been removed from pillars since picture where taken. the choke knob is NOT included. dash and the vent/defrost parts on the underside is what you will get. thanks this is a CHEVROLET 1960-1963 Dash . |
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