1946-early 1949 Chrysler Direction Signal Switch on 2040-parts.com
Wakefield, Rhode Island, US
This is a direction signal switch for 1946 to early 1949 chrysler. It is dark blue in color. It works. Plastic is in perfect condition and the color is great! Thanks for looking.
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